Kevin Brandenburg

We used Polylevel Injection on this sidewalk.  In the before photo, you can see that there was a crack in the slab that was sticking up a little.  In the after photo, you can see that the slab is now level and there is no tripping hazard. 

A homeowner in Amelia, Ohio called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati regarding problems with a porch that was sinking.  We used PolyLevel Injection to resolve this problem for the homeowner.  

PolyLevel Foam is used to raise a concrete slab on sidewalks, driveways, and porches.  A small hole is drilled into the concrete and the PolyLevel Foam is injected under the concrete to be raised.  The PolyLevel Foam fills the voids underneath the concrete slab and raises it up.  The hole that was drilled into the concrete is patched and the porch will be ready to walk on in about 15 minutes. 

In these before and after photos, you can notice that there is a space between the siding and the porch and on the after photo space has been removed.  

A homeowner in Beavercreek, Ohio noticed a crack a poured basement wall that was leaking some water.  The homeowner called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati to find a solution to this problem.  The homeowner met with Donny, a certified inspector, who recommended that the FlexiSpan Crack Repair is installed.

The FlexiSpan Crack Repair is a permanent solution to a leaking crack in the wall of a poured foundation wall in the basement.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair starts with a bead of sealant to seal the crack.  This is the common way to repair a leaking crack.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair goes a little further.  After the bead of sealant seals the crack, we apply a FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip.  If there is any water that gets through the sealant, it will be wicked down into the drainage system below the repair.  The next layer is a flexible, sealant overlay.  This seals the complete repair and can flex up to 3/4" if there is further settling of the foundation.   This repair also has a layer of BrightWall over it to cover the repair.  BrightWall can also be used to cover the walls like typical paneling, but the advantage of this paneling is that it can drain wall leaks down into the drainage system below.  

A sidewalk slab was raised in Beavercreek, Ohio.  A sidewalk slab that is not level can be a tripping hazard.  After the Polylevel Injection was done, the sidewalk looks brand new again. 

We used Polylevel Injection to raise a sidewalk slab in Beavercreek, Ohio.  In this case, you can see how the sunken concrete slab has raised the stones on this walkway, causing a tripping hazard.  After the Polylevel Injection is done, the sidewalk is now flat and can now be walked on safely. 

Polylevel Injection foam is injected underneath the concrete slab.  This foam fills the void underneath the slab and will raise the slab.  The joints of the slabs are sealed with NexusPro Joint Sealant.  

Polylevel Injection was used to level this concrete sidewalk slab.  Polylevel Foam is injected through small holes that are drilled into the slab.  As the foam expands it will fill in the void underneath the slab and will raise it up to be level with the rest of the sidewalk.

In the before photo, you can see a space between the trim of the stoop and the concrete slab.  You can also see where the concrete sidewalk has sunk and pulled away from the step.  We used Polylevel Injection to raise the plate.  The space between the trim and concrete is now gone, and the sidewalk is level to the step.

A Dayton, Ohio homeowner was having problems with water leaking into the basement through a crack in the wall.  The homeowner called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati and met with Donny, a certified inspector, to find a solution to this problem.  Donny recommended that the Flexi Span Crack Repair System and a BrightWall Panel is installed to resolve the problem that the homeowner was having in the basement.

FlexiSpan Crack Repair System is our patented crack repair system that is used on cracks that are leaking water into the basement on a poured foundation wall.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair System starts with applying a bead of sealant to the crack to seal the crack.  Next, a FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip is applied over the bead of sealant.  This will drain any water that leaks through the sealant down into the drainage well that is installed at the bottom of the repair.  A Sealant Overlay is installed overlapping the repair on both sides to completely seal the repair.  This will permanently ensure that the crack doesn't leak.  

A Bright Wall Panel is a plastic panel that is permanently attached to the wall with drilled in fasteners.  BrightWall Panels are used to cover the walls and can be installed over the complete wall to give the basement a bright-white, semi-finished look.  BrightWall Panels can also drain wall leaks to stop water from permeating into the basement. 

We raised a concrete porch slab for a homeowner in Dayton, Ohio.  The Polylevel Injection uses a foam that is injected underneath the concrete slab.  This foam raises the slab, the holes are patched and the porch will be ready to be walked on in no time.  Call The Basement Doctor today for a free estimate.

A homeowner in Oakland, Ohio who had recently purchased a home that was built in the 1920s, noticed that water was leaking from a crack in the basement.  The homeowner called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati and scheduled an appointment with Chris, a Certified Inspector, to find a solution to this problem.  Chris recommended that FlexiSpan Crack Repair System and a BrightWall Panel are installed to resolve the problem that the homeowner was having. 

FlexiSpan Crack Repair System is our patented, permanent crack repair system. FlexiSpan uses a bead of sealant, a FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip, and a sealant overlay to repair the crack ensuring that it will not leak.

A BrightWall Panel is plastic paneling that is used to cover the walls, keeps water from permeating into the basement, and drains the wall leaks.  BrightWall can be installed on the walls like traditional paneling to brighten up basement walls and give it a semi-finished look. 

These driveway slabs were raised using Polylevel injection. 

A homeowner in Lebanon, Ohio called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati regarding some problems they were having with some sunken slabs on the sidewalk and driveway of the home.  We used Polylevel Injection to raise the slabs and Nexus Pro Joint Sealant to seal the joints of the driveway and sidewalk. 

Over time, the soil that was originally under the concrete slab can compact or wash away.  These leaves a void under the concrete slab and the slab will eventually sink due to not having support under it.  The Polylevel Injection will fill the void underneath the slab and raise it up. 

To find out how Polylevel would be your best option for raising your concrete slab, call The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati for an estimate.  The estimates are free for homeowners. 

We used PolyLevel Injection System to raise this sidewalk slab and sealed the joint between the step and sidewalk with NexusPro Joint Sealant.  Now the space between the sidewalk and the step is gone, and this walkway looks like new again. 

We installed a WaterGuard Basement Waterproofing System and a SuperSump Premier Sump Pump System for a homeowner in Milford.  The homeowner was experiencing some water that was seeping into the basement on the floor.  WaterGuard is a sub-floor piping system that is used to intercept the water that seeps into the basement.  The water will be drained into a sump pump system and removed from the basement.  This will keep the basement dry so that the homeowner can use the basement without worries of water intrusion. 

We used Polylevel Injection to raise these steps back to the original positon.  

We raised this concrete slab for a homeowner in New Richmond, Ohio using Polylevel Injection.  

Polylevel injection is used to raise a concrete slab that has settled over time.  The foam is injected under the concrete slab, which fills the voids under the slab and can lift it up to level.  

The first step of this customer's front porch began sinking. We injected it with our PolyLevel foam and lifted the concrete step to meet the porch again.

A homeowner in Loveland, Ohio had a crack in an unfinished, poured foundation wall that was seeping water into the basement.  The homeowner called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati and scheduled an appointment with Michael, a Certified Inspector, to find a solution to this problem.  

Micheal recommended the FlexiSpan Crack Repair System to resolve this problem that the homeowner was having in the basement.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair is a permanent solution for a crack that is seeping water into the basement.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair System starts with a bead of sealant.  The sealant will slow down the leak if not completely stop the crack from leaking.  Next, a FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip is installed over the bead of sealant.  The FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip will wick any water that gets passed the sealant down into a drainage that is installed under the repair.  A Sealant Overlay is installed over the FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip to completely seal the repair and a BrightWall Panel is installed over the complete repair.  

The FlexiSpan Crack Repair System will permanently resolve the problems that the homeowner was having in the basement.  

These steps had begun to sink and become unlevel.  We used a Polylevel Injection system to raise them to be level with the remaining slabs.  We also used NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal the cracks. 

We repaired this dangerous uneven and cracking concrete stoop with PolyLevel and NexusPro. PolyLevel is a high-strength polyurethane foam that lifts slabs back to level with minimal invasion. NexusPro will keep water from infiltrating beneath the slabs through the cracks and joints - preventing further erosion and sloping over time.

We installed the FlexiSpan Crack Repair System for a homeowner in Vandalia, Ohio.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair System is a permanent solution for a leaking cracked in a poured foundation wall.  The FlexiSpan begins with a bead of sealant to slow down, if not completely stop the leaking.  Next, a FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip is placed over the bead of sealant.  If there is any water that gets through the sealant, the water will be wicked down into the foam drain strip which is tucked into a drainage system installed below the repair.  A Flexible Sealant Overlay is applied over the foam drain strip to seal the complete repair.  Also installed was a BrightWall Panel.  BrightWall Panels can also be installed to cover basement walls like typical paneling.  The difference in the BrightWall Panels is that this paneling is made of a plastic material that will keep water from permeating into the basement and will drain any wall leaks down into the drainage system or waterGuard Basement Waterproofing System.   

This walkway and front step in Mason were sloping and uneven. We were able to raise, level, and stabilize the fixtures through a series of PolyLevel injections. 

NexusPro Joint Sealant is used to seal cracks and joints in a concrete slab.  

A sinking front porch slab was raised using the Polylevel Injection System.  Polylevel uses a foam that is injected under the slab.  The foam fills the voids underneath the slab and raises it up to the correct height.

A homeowner in Franklin, Ohio had concerns about a sunken slab on their patio.  The homeowner called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati to find a solution to this problem.  

We used Polylevel Injection to raise this slab back to the original position.  The homeowner will no longer have to worry about tripping over the sidewalk.