Jeff Pitek

The sidewalk leading up to the stairs at this home in Newfield had settled, creating a large trip hazard. After hearing about PolyLevel on Facebook, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements to inspect their concrete. A Concrete Repair Specialist headed out to the home and created a plan to raise the concrete. On the day of the installation, our team raised the slabs by injecting Polyurethane foam beneath them. Once the slabs were leveled, the team applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal off the area and prevent water and wind from eroding the soil beneath the slabs again. The area is now completely trip hazard free and safe for pedestrians. 

PolyLevel is injected beneath the sinking slab raising it back to level. The Polyurethane foam is waterproof and environmentally friendly! 

Wow! Concrete replacement is a thing of the past when it comes to sinking and settling concrete slabs. Our team raised this sinking slab back towards its original level using PolyLevel. PolyLevel is injected by drilling a small penny-size hole into the concrete. Using a special tool, the Polyurethane foam is injected underneath the slab. The foam expands to fill all voids underneath the soil and begins raising the slab. When leveled, the team will stop injected and immediately the foam will begin to harden, permanently stabilizing the concrete slab. 

A homeowner in Voorhees, New Jersey noticed their driveway was settling 1-2 inches and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the driveway and sidewalk and noticed the settlement.

PolyLevel was installed to raise the concrete back to its original position. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into the concrete through penny size holes and begins expanding within minutes to raise the concrete. PolyLevel is fast, easy and a permanent solution for concrete lifting and leveling. 

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To improve the safety of their property, this homeowner contacted Quality 1st to lift and level their sinking concrete. Our PolyLevel team raised the concrete by injecting polyurethane foam into penny sized holes drilled into the slab. Once the concrete was leveled, the joints were sealed and the installation was complete. The sidewalk is now trip hazard free and safe for the homeowner and those coming to visit their home. 

In just a short amount of time, our PolyLevel Crew was able to lift the sinking driveway make to its original state to be leveled with the driveway apron. The homeowner no longer has the large trip hazard in front of there home. 

Small Penny-size holes were drilled into the concrete driveway. Using a special tool, polyurethane foam known as PolyLevel was injected underneath to raise the slab. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally safe making it the ideal solution for this settlement. 

The walkway in front of a home in Mount Holly, NJ had a serious settlement issue. The walkway had sank on a slant which made is unsafe for guest to use the actual walkway area. Our Concrete Repair Specialist met with the homeowner to inspect the concrete pathway and determine whether our concrete raising solution was the solution he needed to raise the concrete slab. Jeff was able to check beneath the slab using a scope, to see how deep the concrete was. Since concrete sinks due to the lack of support of the soil, Jeff recommended PolyLevel. PolyLevel provides the additional support the concrete slab needs to be stabilized all while preventing future settlement. 

This homeowner had a concrete slab in their backyard that was beginning to crack. In order  to keep the concrete from shifting, our polylevel team sealed the cracks with NexusPro Joint Sealant. NexusPro is a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks specially engineered to provide long-lasting flexibility and to stand up to harsh weather conditions. Unlike traditional polyurethane sealants, NexusPro resists UV rays, which means it won't crack, bubble or dry.

Check out the great work done by Concrete Foreman, Iian and his team. A homeowner reached out to us for a solution to the sinking concrete driveway they were experiencing. The apron of the driveway had settled causing small dips in the driveway. Every time a car pulled in or out it would hit the dip. The homeowner wanted the apron of the driveway lifted so that they would't have to worry about tripping over it or it settling even further.   

Using PolyLevel Foam, Our Team led by Iian, raised the concrete back to level, removing the trip hazard and permanently stabilizing the concrete. 

A homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey noticed that their concrete driveway was cracked and settled more than an inch.

Quality 1st used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam to lift the settled driveway. PolyLevel is injected into the concrete through penny-size holes and the foam starts to expand. Within 30 minutes, the foam expands, the slab begins to lift and returned to its original position. These homeowners were amazed by their driveway transformation.   

A homeowner living in Hopewell, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basements when they started to see their pool slabs sinking. The slabs had sunk around 3 inches, making the pool area extremely uneven. Quality 1st injected PolyLevel underneath the sinking slabs, raising them back to level. The pool area was now stabilized and the homeowner could now close their pool for the winter. 

A homeowner living in Hopewell, NJ had noticed that the concrete slabs surrounding their pools had settled about two inches. Looking for someone to help solve their problem, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements. System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, examined the concrete slabs and proposed PolyLevel to fix the homeowner's problem. Project Manager, Sha Con Kasey, and his crew injected PolyLevel into the concrete slabs, leveling each one. The homeowner was amazed with the installation process and always recommends Quality 1st Basements! 

A homeowner in Hopewell, New Jersey had 1-3 inches of sinking concrete around their pool and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our team used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam that was injected into the concrete through small holes, to help lift it back to its original position. PolyLevel begins working within minutes and is a permanent solution for sinking and settling concrete. The homeowners do not have to worry about trip hazards around their pool this season!       

A homeowner living in Flemington had concrete slabs on their patio that had sunk about three inches.  Looking online for a solution, the homeowner found and contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, examined the homeowner's patio and suggested PolyLevel. PolyLevel is both lightweight and won't result in mismatched concrete colors making it the perfect solution for patios. The Project Manager and his crew injected PolyLevel into the concrete slabs, evening it out the homeowner's patio.

With the concrete slabs raised, the homeowner could enjoy their patio.

The Homeowners living in West Creek, NJ noticed that their front porch was beginning to sink and settle. Luckily their neighbor knew Quality 1st Basement Systems was known for lifting and leveling concrete and gave them the number to call. Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to set up an appointment with Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff Pitek, who did a full inspection of the porch. He measured about 1 inch of settlement in some sections of the porch while other sections had a little over 2 inches. Jeff reassured the homeowners they would not have to replace their porch because PolyLEVEL System could raise and stabilize it. The homeowners were amazed at the process to lift and level their porch and was happy they were able to enjoy it within 15 minutes of the porch being raised. 

Our team was able to lift, level and stabilize the front  porch of this West Creek, NJ home using our PolyLevel System! 

Homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing an Ad for Concrete Lifting and Leveling. Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek inspected about 4 inches of settlement. The Q1 team was able to lift and level the stairs, permanently stabilizing them using PolyLevel. A small hole is drilled into the concrete steps and PolyLevel was injected underneath to raise the slab back to its original position. Within 15 minutes of job completion, the homeowner was able to use his front steps.  

A sinking concrete slab in front of this Manchester Township home has settled creating a trip hazard. The homeowner wanted to raise the slab back to level to remove the trip hazard instead of having the entire front walk replaced. 

Our team was able to raise the slab and easily remove the trip hazard. Within just 15 minutes the homeowner was able to use the walkway. The installation caused no disruption to the surrounding area. 

This homeowner now has a much safer walkway thanks to our PolyLevel Team!  PolyLevel Foreman, Richard injected the polyurethane form beneath the concrete slabs, filling the void underneath. When the void was filled the PolyLevel form begins to harden, expanding to lift the slab. Once the slabs were lifted, the gaps between each slab closed and were sealed with NexusPro Joint Sealant. The Joint Sealant is meant to keep the concrete from experiencing any future erosion that could cause them to settle again. 

A homeowner in Manahawkin, New Jersey had a settling driveway slab and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the driveway and noticed the settlement. Our Specialist recommended that PolyLevel be installed to raise the slab back to its original position.

PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into the concrete through penny size holes and starts raising the concrete within minutes. The foam begins expanding and hardening and the driveway is able to be used shortly after installation. PolyLevel is easy to install and a permanent solution.  

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A homeowner in Lacey Townnship, New Jersey noticed that their concrete slab around their pool was sinking about 2 to 3 inches. This happens when the weight of the concrete and water become too much for the soil to bear. Quality 1st used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam, to raise the concrete back to its original position. Within 30 minutes, the foam begins to expand and lift the concrete. The homeowners were very pleased with their improved area around their pool.   

Quality 1st Basements removed this giant trip hazard in the pool area of this home in Lacey Township, NJ. Our team injected PolyLevel foam beneath the sinking slabs, to raise and stabilize them. The installation begins with the team drilling small penny-size holes into each sinking slab. Using special equipment, the PolyLevel foam is then injected underneath to fill the void between the concrete and soil. The foam expands then hardens, lifting the concrete slab back towards its original position.  

Proof is in the pudding! Or in this case in the PolyLevel! Concrete raising is easy with our Concrete lifting solution. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is not only waterproof but  environmentally friendly as well! Don't replace your concrete slab, raise and stabilize them!  

A Millstone, NJ homeowner was noticing some slabs leading up to and around the pool deck were sinking. Raising the sunken slabs was fast and easy with PolyLevel. Quality 1st Basements injected the foam under the sunken slabs until they were secured back into position.  

This front porch in Branchburg, NJ was experiencing concrete settlement that was creating a large crack in the front porch step. Quality 1st Basements was able to find a solution with our PolyLevel foam. Our Team fixed the settlement by injected polylevel beneath the slab, which raised it back into place. Our NexusPro Joint Sealant helped seal the large crack in the front porch step so that water could not enter and create more damage to the concrete. 

This homeowner noticed that their concrete was sinking and causing trip hazards in the area leading to their dock. Jeff, our Concrete Repair Specialist,  recommended that PolyLevel was the perfect solution to their problem. Our team went out and injected PolyLevel beneath the sunken slabs.  The Polyurethane foam raises the slab back towards its desired level. Now the homeowner can enjoy their backyard and bring friends and family on their boat without worrying about them tripping over uneven concrete. 

This front porch in Franklin, NJ was experiencing major concrete settlement. The homeowners chose Quality 1st Basements to help them come up with a solution for their sinking concrete. System Design Specialist, Jeff P. suggested our PolyLevel solution, a process in which our team injects foam beneath the sunken slab and raises it back to its original position. The homeowners were pleased that they could use their front porch within 15 minutes after installation and had peace of mind knowing their front porch would be supported for years to come. 

This sidewalk in Bridgewater, NJ had three slabs that were sinking and settling about 3 inches into the ground. Quality 1st Basement injected PolyLevel underneath the slab and lifted it back into place. PolyLevel sets in just 15 minutes and is a cheaper option than replacing concrete. 

This homeowner from Bridgewater, NJ had settled concrete in their walkway that needed to be lifted. Quality 1st Basements used PolyLevel to lift the slabs back to their original position so that it was level and safe to walk on. 

Over time, concrete sinks and settling due to the soil beneath no longer being able to support the heavy concrete. Trip hazards form which can cause serious injury if not careful. Sinking concrete not only hurts the value of the home but also brings a safety concern. Replacing the concrete is a temporary fix and leaves you with miss matched concrete. 

PolyLevel raises the sinking slab back to level without causing disturbance to the surrounding area. This polyurethane foam is environmentally friendly and waterproof and therefore will not deteriorate over time. This concrete leveling will stabilize the the concrete permanently to prevent future settlement.