Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

The concrete pool area around this Wall home had sunken in various areas due to soil settlement under the concrete. Quality 1st Basement Systems used PolyLEVEL to raise the concrete back to its original levels, without leaving behind the unsightly holes that occur after mudjacking.

This Wall Township, NJ homeowner reached out to us after observing the initial signs of concrete settlement located around their backyard pool patio. After our system design specialist Jeffrey conducted a free-estimate inspection, we were able to supply the owner with an efficient solution. Our foreman Ash began administering our heavy-duty PolyLevel Foam Injections beneath the sunken slabs, to lift and entirely restore them to their designated surface level. This walkway has been completely strengthened and repaired, providing this owner with much-needed peace of mind!

A West Nyack, NY homeowner noticed their concrete pool deck was sinking and settling. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. Concrete Specialist, Jonathan, inspected the pool deck and knew the Polylevel Injection would be able to lift and level the pool deck. Foreman, JD, and his crew drilled small penny size holes into each sinking section of concrete. They injected PolyLevel underneath to remove the voids causing the settlement. After lifting and leveling each slab, they sealed any cracks and joints to ensure no water would get underneath and cause future settlement by washing away the soil. 

A pool in Normandy Beach, NJ had a sinking deck that needed to be repaired. Quality 1st Basement Systems injected PolyLEVEL and raised the concrete slab back into its position!

This beautiful Normandy Beach Patio was experiencing some sinking concrete slabs around the pool area, causing some of the slabs to separate. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems when finding out that the slabs could simply be raised and then sealed without having to replace the entire slab! PolyLevel was pumped into the slab, raising it up to level and then Joint Seal was applied to fill all the voids.