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Concrete Raising Pool Deck- Delran, NJ
Concrete settles when the soil underneath can no longer support the weight of the heavy slab. PolyLevel is a waterproofing, light weight, environmentally friendly, polyurethane foam that will lift and level the concrete back to towards its original position. This solution will permanently stabilize the slab to prevent future sinking.
Concrete Sidewalk Repair in Riverside, NJ
A homeowner in Riverside, NJ called Quality 1st Basement Systems to repair their sinking sidewalk. We used our PolyLevel Injections to bring the concrete to a raised position. Small penny size holes were drilled into the sinking concrete area. PolyLevel is injected underneath the slab, filling the void and raising it back towards its original level. This environmentally friendly and waterproof system is the perfect solution for sinking and settling concrete in good condition.
Raised Sidewalk and Driveway in Voorhees, NJ
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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Garage Apron Sinking in Voorhees, NJ
A Voorhees, NJ homeowner noticed there was severe sinkage of his garage apron concrete. The settlement resulted in cracks in the concrete. Quality 1st Basements raised the garage apron slabs with PolyLevel until they were level and sealed all cracks caused by settlement.
Driveway Slab In Voorhees Township, NJ Lifted
A homeowner in Voorhees Township wanted the driveway in the garage lifted and leveled to avoid bumps when pulling up into the garage. Quality 1st Basements went out to give this homeowner a free estimate.
Foreman, Sean Johnson, and his crew went out to the home to get the job done. First, Sean drilled small holes into the concrete slab to allow the substance in. Sean then pumped Polylevel, a polyethylene foam that expands and hardens in a matter of minutes. After a few minutes the concrete slab was ready to be walked on and driven.
