Before & After Photos

Mary B was concerned when she noticed the large cracks in her patio. So, she decided to call Woods Basement Systems. System Design Specialist Jacob K was able to come up with a solution to the problem.

Foreman William T used PolyLevel to fix the patio. PolyLevel is injected into the concrete and raise its level. The injection leaves behind a dime sized hole that will be filled in with concrete.

This Centralia, Illinois home's back patio was in a bad way. It was horribly cracked and sunken due to much of the underlying soil washing away over the years. It was ugly and unsafe, and the homeowners called Woods Basement Systems for help. In order to repair the damage, PolyLevel, an expanding composite foam, was injected underneath the damaged slabs. Because PolyLevel dries very quickly, the patio was leveled and ready to be used in just 30 minutes!

The brick steps of this Carterville, Illinois home rested on a concrete slab.  The slab had sunk on one side, raising the steps on one side and creating uneven steps.

Woods Basement Systems injected PolyLEVEL below the slab to fill the void and lift the concrete back to a desired level.  The process was clean with minimal disruption, and the quick cure time allowed these homeowners to use their front steps instantly.

A concrete garage floor in Vandalia, Illinois, had some cracking and displacement due to moving ground soils. To remedy this issue, Woods came out and installed the PolyLevel System. This system consists of a highly durable foam that is injected directly beneath the problem concrete slab. As it cures, the foam returns the concrete back up to its original position. Thanks to the install this concrete floor will remain level for decades to come.

Kurt K. of Brownstown, IL had an uneven concrete walkway. Some of the concrete slabs had sunk and pulled away from the house and were no longer level with the other slabs. It had created a major tripping hazard so Kurt called Woods Basement Systems. Woods recommended PolyLevel.

PolyLevel was injected under the sinking slabs. It’s an expanding polymer foam that lifts and levels concrete and cures in 15 minutes so it’s a quicker and more permanent solution than traditional mudjacking.