Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

This high traffic sidewalk needed some repairing so the children attending this school would be safe from tripping. On top of fixing the concrete outside of the main entrance for the school, we also repaired this sidewalk. Sidewalks adjacent to a large street can be susceptible to a phenomena called street creep. As the adjacent road goes through cycles of contraction and expansion throughout the year, it can affect nearby concrete structures. It also didn't help that this sidewalk was right next to some trees, where roots can accelerate the aging of the sidewalk. Roots are not only strong, they can also suck the moisture out of the dirt underneath the sidewalk, which can make the sidewalk sink. Either way, we fixed the problem by injecting the slabs with our PolyLevel foam. This polyurethane foam is extremely lightweight and strong, and helped raise the slabs back into place. After everything was leveled out, we then sealed the injection holes and the gaps between the slabs. The result is a sidewalk that is safe for all the kids to walk across. 

This landing platform for this concrete stairwell in Latonia, KY, had sunken too far into the ground. This tilted landing platform was a nuisance for anyone who wanted to access their stair well. We made the landing platform even again by raising it with our foam jacking methods. Our patented PolyLevel foam is lighter, cleaner, and stronger than mud jacking methods. 

Before calling us, a homeowner in Dayton, KY, faced a common but troubling issue: an unlevel sidewalk and driveway that compromised both curb appeal and safety. Notice in the before photo how unsettling the uneven concrete looks. The after photo beautifully demonstrates our solution. By skillfully applying PolyLevel and sealing joints with NexusPro, we restored the area's functionality and appearance. The transformation speaks volumes about delivering remarkable customer experiences through reliable, lasting solutions.

In Middletown, OH, these homeowners had a large tripping hazard on their back patio where two slabs had settled unevenly. The problem was so severe that they kept a bench over the back door just to cover it up. Our team lifted the sunken concrete back into place with PolyLevel and sealed the joints with NexusPro, leaving the patio level, safe, and ready to use again. Editor's note: They painted the side of their house a different color before we started the project. 

This customer was frustrated with their driveway because whenever they pulled out of their garage, they would feel the slight bumps in their driveway, making their commute to work more aggravating than it needed to be. We were able to help them by sealing all slabs of their driveway concrete back together, all on the same plane. No longer could the customer get mad at their "stupid" driveway in the mornings.