Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

In Hatboro, PA, a homeowner faced issues with sunken pavement and driveway blocks, clearly seen in the before photo. Uneven surfaces posed both a safety risk and a visual inconvenience. Our team at Quality 1st Basement Systems addressed this challenge using our proven PolyLevel system. We've stabilized and lifted the concrete, ensuring a level and secure surface.

In Hatboro, PA, Foreman Ash and his crew lifted approximately four settled concrete patio slabs using PolyLevel. Although the slabs were not cracked, gaps had developed along the joints as the concrete shifted. NexusPro was then used to seal the joints, helping protect the patio from moisture while creating a more uniform finished surface.

This homeowner from Hatfield, PA had several cracks and tripping hazards leading up to their inground pool. Besides it not being visually appealing, it was dangerous having tripping hazards near a pool. The homeowner called Quality 1st Basements for a free quote. One of our System Design Specialists recommended Polylevel injections to be injected underneath the slab for support. The foam expands under the slab, lifting the concrete back to its original position. The homeowner's pool deck concrete was now ready for summer. 

A homeowner from Woodbury, NJ was noticing sinking and settling of her walkway concrete of about 3 inches. This sinkage created a huge crack in his walkway step and the concrete was overall unstable. The homeowner called Quality 1st Basements to help lift up her settled concrete. Our PolyLevel foam was injected beneath the sunken concrete to lift and stabilize the concrete. Next, our team applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal the cracks and prevent water from wearing down the concrete. The homeowner finally had a stable walkway that was ready to be walked on just 15 minutes after curing!

This Woodbury, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their concrete walkway was sinking. We had our Systems Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, inspect the premises. Afterward, Chris presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested the Polylevel Injection Method would be the perfect solution for the homeowner. 

Polylevel is a better solution than mudjacking because it is stronger, and provides a long-lasting solution. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and recovers within fifteen minutes. The installation process is less messy and will not ruin the look of the concrete. Since the installation, the concrete walkway had not sunk, and the homeowner was fully satisfied.