Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Piscataway, NJ, was wondering how he could protect his concrete slab in the patio after having it lifted and leveled. Luckily, Quality 1st provided SealantPro as the best option for concrete protection. In just one clear, non-yellowing application,SealantPro permanently protects your concrete from its strongest enemies: moisture, chemical elements, and seasonal changes. The homeowner was pleased to see and know the concrete slab was clean and protected.

Due to the soil shifting beneath the surface of this concrete porch in Parsippany, NJ it began to sink and settle. The homeowner noticed it was beginning to become a trip hazard to them and to those visiting their home. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff P., measured the settlement and quoted the job. Our PolyLevel team was able to lift and level the porch to permanently stabilize it and prevent further settlement or tripping hazards from occurring. 

System Design Specialist, Kenny T, inspected this sinking patio area in the Parsippany area of New Jersey. Multiple slabs had settled and needed to be raised back to level. The homeowner did not want to disrupt his neighbors or the surrounding area with replacement and so raising the concrete was the only alternative. 

Check out the amazing transformation of this patio. 

A Parsippany homeowner noticed that the concrete slabs on her walkway were uneven and needed to be raised. Quality 1st Basement Systems raised her concrete slabs using PolyLEVEL which is a much neater and cheaper alternative to mudjacking. PolyLEVEL is injected through very small holes and can be walked on that same day!

A resident in Northfield, New Jersey was dealing with a very unlevel and sinking concrete patio. This happens because concrete is often poured over recently backfilled soil around the home. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids under the concrete. A patio like this can be dangerous because of tripping hazards. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, helped them with a plan to fix this issue. He suggested a polyurethane foam to fill the voids under the concrete. Our foreman, Victor Leon, injected the PolyLevel System by drilling tiny holes in the concrete slab, and injecting the foam into the void. The foam has expanding properties and allow for lifting and leveling of the slab. The homeowner can enjoy their patio without worrying about tripping hazards.