Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

When this homeowner from Quakertown, PA noticed their front steps starting to sink and separate from their porch, they worried it was only a matter of time before someone tripped, or worse. The uneven concrete not only looked bad, but water was beginning to pool near their foundation, raising concerns about long-term damage.

Rather than tearing everything out and starting over, the homeowner chose a smarter solution: PolyLevel and NexusPro. The Q1 Team drilled small holes into the sunken steps and injected PolyLevel, a high-density polyurethane foam that gently lifted the concrete back into place. The process was fast and minimally invasive, with no heavy machinery or days of drying time.

To complete the repair, they sealed the gaps and cracks with NexusPro, a durable, UV-resistant joint sealant that keeps water out and flexes with seasonal movement. The result was a smooth, level steps that look brand new, and a much safer, more welcoming entrance to the home.

A homeowner from Woolwich Township, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basements after noticing their front porch had settled a few inches. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy, recommended PolyLevel would raise the porch back towards its original position all while permanently stabilizing it to prevent future sinking and settling.  

This homeowner from Swedesboro, NJ was noticing sunken slabs near their backyard stairs that were creating an unsightly appearance. They called Quality 1st Basements to remedy the issue. Our System Design Specialist recommended Polylevel injections to bring the sunken slab back to its original place. NexusPro was used to seal any cracks to prevent water from continue to deteriorate the slab and prevent future sinking. The homeowner now had peace of mind that their home looked how they wanted it to. 

Check out this concrete step settlement in Woodstown, New Jersey our team raised.  This homeowner noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and settling. This small trip hazard could cause a serious accident and therefore needed to be removed. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our Concrete Repair Specialist, Chris Bowe, provided an inspection and suggested a polyurethane foam to lift the concrete. Our foreman used the PolyLevel Injection System to remove the trip hazard, raise the slab back towards its original level and stabilize the area.

Recently, a homeowner in Woodstown, NJ had been dealing with the ongoing frustration of a sinking, uneven driveway. The concrete had gradually settled over time, creating unsightly gaps and hazardous tripping points that made everyday use both inconvenient and unsafe. Concerned about the growing safety risks and the negative impact on their home’s curb appeal, the homeowner decided it was time for a lasting solution and contacted the trusted professionals at Quality 1st.

Our expert crew arrived and recommended our innovative PolyLevel Foam Injection method, an advanced method designed to lift and stabilize sunken concrete quickly and efficiently. By injecting the high-density foam beneath the driveway, we were able to raise the concrete back to a level, secure position with pinpoint accuracy. The minimally invasive process was completed in just a few hours, leaving the homeowner with a smooth, durable driveway and zero mess.

With the safety hazard eliminated and their home's exterior appearance restored, the homeowner gained not only peace of mind but renewed pride in their property!