Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A firehouse in Chatham Township, New Jersey had a slab in front of the driveway that was sinking and settling and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the settling slab and had PolyLevel installed. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into the concrete through penny-size holes and begins to raise the concrete within minutes. PolyLevel can be installed quickly and is a permanent solution to raising concrete. 

Check out this PolyLevel project we completed in Linwood, NJ! The concrete area surrounding the pool was experiencing three and a half inches of settlement. By injecting polyurethane formula beneath the concrete slabs, our team was able to fill the voids and lifting and leveling the slab back to its original position.  Additionally, our team applied a joint sealant to keep water from weakening the soil beneath the concrete. 

In just a short amount of time, our PolyLevel Crew was able to lift the sinking driveway make to its original state to be leveled with the driveway apron. The homeowner no longer has the large trip hazard in front of there home. 

Small Penny-size holes were drilled into the concrete driveway. Using a special tool, polyurethane foam known as PolyLevel was injected underneath to raise the slab. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally safe making it the ideal solution for this settlement. 

This Boonton, NJ homeowner was planning on closing their pool for the winter, but noticed the pool deck was sinking and cracking. They did not want to worry about this when the pool reopened, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. Our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald, recommended our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair method, because it is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a fast recovery time. Our team drilled small penny-size holes into the concrete slabs and injected the polyurethane foam underneath to fill all the voids. 

This homeowner in New Brunswick, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids under the concrete. If someone were to walk on this, they would get injured since this is a major tripping hazard. Our System Design Specialist, Alvin Reed, suggested they use polyurethane foam to bring the concrete to a level position. Our foreman, Ramon Romero, installed PolyLevel Injections and within 20 minutes, the walkway was safe to walk on!