Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Concrete surrounding a pool is often susceptible to cracking for many reasons. For one, the soil under the concrete can go through exaggerated changes in moisture content due to the proximity to a large body of water. Also, the weight of the water in the pool can be quick to expose faulty engineering and installation from the team who installed the concrete slabs. Either way, we can fix your concrete relatively easily through a process called slab jacking. Similar to mud jacking, where mud is injected into the slabs in order to get them stable and level, we instead use a foam polyurethane mix. This mix is lighter, cleaner, and less invasive than the mud mix. In one day, we were able to lift, level, stabilize, and seal this concrete, which will help extend this concretes lifetime exponentially. 

The driveway for this home was sinking into the ground and was causing problems for the owner whenever they pulled in and out of their garage. We were able to lift it with Polylevel and make the driveway a lot more smooth. 

This Kentucky driveway was sinking and becoming uneven. Our team raised it back to level with PolyLevel. PolyLevel provides a fast and high-strength solution. In fact, PolyLevel is so strong that it can be used to repair roads, bridges, railroads, and airport runways.

This family was concerned about their home's sinking concrete. Their driveway, sidewalk, and porch were cracked in several places and had significant gaps between them. They were worried about the tripping hazards and the cost of completely replacing the affected areas. They found us online and called us for a free concrete lifting estimate. 

By injecting PolyLevel foam under the sidewalk, driveway, and porch, we raised their sinking concrete and closed the gaps. The foam we inject is lightweight but extremely strong. That means it won't weigh down the soil and cause the concrete to sink again, as mudjacking does. 

The soil underneath this poolside concrete in Loveland, OH, was washing out. This was causing the concrete to slope too far down and away from the pool, leaving slight gaps in the mortar joints. After we leveled out all the slabs using PolyLevel foam, we then sealed the joints using our NexusPro joint sealant. This sealant will make sure water, chlorine, dirt, and other types of debris wont infiltrate underneath the slabs. The sealant is also UV-resistant, which is perfect for areas that receive a lot of sun. There's no doubt that this poolside concrete will last a much longer time.