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A homeowner in Newark, DE, grew increasingly concerned as the concrete slabs surrounding their backyard patio began to noticeably sink and settle over time. This development created significant tripping hazards and detracted from the home's curb appeal, leading them to seek a durable solution from Quality 1st. Upon a thorough assessment of the patio's condition, our expert team quickly identified the exact cause of the concrete settlement. This clear diagnosis allowed us to engineer a tailored repair strategy centered on the application of our patented PolyLevel Foam Injections, ensuring a permanent lift, stabilization, and restoration of the patio's safety and level finish.

Installing PolyLevel

To begin the PolyLevel installation, our crew first carefully prepares the settled area by drilling a series of small, penny-sized injection ports directly through the concrete slabs along the homeowner's backyard patio. These strategically placed holes are the access points necessary for injecting the specialized foam beneath the surface.

During PolyLevel Foam Injections

Next, we inject a special polyurethane based foam through the small holes we drilled. This foam expands like insulation, but it's super strong. We watch carefully until the patio slab lifts right back up to where it should be. The foam fills the empty space under the concrete and stops it from sinking again.

PolyLevel In Place

PolyLevel delivers a superior solution to this homeowner's sinking patio. Because the foam is lightweight, it won't overburden the unstable soil, and the non-invasive process means the patio is leveled with minimal mess and virtually no disruption to the landscaping.

Stable And Secure Conditions

Choosing to repair this concrete is a smart, long-term investment. By professionally lifting and stabilizing the patio now, the homeowner has prevented further damage to the surrounding area, eliminated a liability risk, and significantly boosted their curb appeal, all while avoiding the immense cost, mess, and downtime associated with a full concrete tear-out and replacement.