Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Columbus, NJ for a concrete repair. The homeowner noticed their driveway was sinking and cracking, and they needed to have it repaired before it can cause any serious issues. Our crew was able to repair the sinking concrete by using our Polylevel Injection. 

Polylevel is a better solution than mudjacking because it is more durbale and long-lasting. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel not a mixture of mud and concrete but rather a foam made from structural graded polymers. It is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes only fifteen minutes to fully heal. It is guaranteed to repair al forms of concrete. 

After the repair, the homeowner was happy to see their driveway fully set. 

This homeowner in Columbus, New Jersey saw their concrete walkway was sinking and becoming unlevel. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our system design specialist suggested they use polyurethane foam to raise the concrete. Our foreman used our PolyLevel Injection method by injecting the polyurethane foam into the slab to fill the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is lifted and leveled. When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the results and they didn't have to worry about tripping hazards anymore! 

Roxbury Township had been experiencing sinking sidewalks which became hazardous to the community. They wanted a solution without the headache of removing and replacing the concrete so the Township called Quality 1st! PolyLevel was injected into the concrete slabs, raising them back up to the desired level, creating a safe walk way.

A homeowner in Sussex, NJ noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and becoming unlevel. They contacted us for a solution, and we used our PolyLevel Injections to bring the concrete to a raised and level position. Check out the transformation! 

A loading dock behind a commercial building was sinking and settling. A large trip hazard formed due to the unevenness of the slabs. Our team was able to raise the slab back to level and within just 15 minutes the trucks were able to drive over the slab to enter and exit the loading dock.