Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Lyons, Indiana had a sidewalk attached to his home that had sunk several inches in different spots.  Our Foreman Devon was able to lift and stabilize the concrete sidewalk with PolyLevel® concrete lifting.

In Coatesville, a homeowner noticed uneven concrete and cracking along the walkway to their front steps. Inspector Terry recommended a stabilization and sealing solution.

Foreman Beto injected two-part polyurethane foam beneath the walkway and steps to lift and stabilize the surface. He then sealed the visible cracks using NexusPro, creating a clean, flexible finish that protects against water intrusion.

By the end of the project, the entryway was level, safe, and restored with minimal disruption.

In Coatesville, a homeowner was concerned about settling and surface wear along the walkway leading to their front steps. Inspector Terry recommended a two-part solution to restore both structure and durability.

Foreman Joe began by injecting two-part polyurethane foam beneath the designated areas to stabilize and gently lift the concrete. This process worked in coordination with existing PolyLyft products already in place, ensuring consistent support across the entryway.

Once the surface was level, the crew applied SealantPro to the concrete, creating a protective barrier against moisture, stains, and surface deterioration.

The result was a clean, stable, and long-lasting entry path—restoring both safety and curb appeal with minimal disruption.

In Ellettsville, sinking concrete at the front entry posed safety risks. Inspector Devon called for a fast, durable fix.

Foreman Beto lifted the walkway using polyurethane foam, restoring a level surface. Downspouts were extended underground with a LawnScape outlet to prevent future washout. NexusPro sealed surface cracks for a clean, lasting finish.

A homeowner in Clayton was experiencing settling along the walking path and stairs leading to the front door, creating uneven surfaces and safety concerns. Inspector Terry recommended polyurethane foam injection to restore stability and improve access.

Foreman Beto and his crew pumped two-part polyurethane foam beneath the affected areas, including under the stairs and elevated slabs. This method provided immediate lift and long-term support, helping eliminate trip hazards and prevent further movement.

The repair restored a safe, level entryway while preserving the home's curb appeal and ensuring reliable performance for years to come.