Before & After Photos

Before we arrived, these Davenport homeowners were dealing with some serious elevation changes in their backyard. Their concrete slabs had settled so much that they practically needed a compass and a safety harness just to get to the patio chair! Nobody should have to program GPS coordinates just to navigate their own property without tripping.

Our specialist, Shawn Conaway, stepped in first to assess the damage and design a foolproof plan to stabilize the ground. Once the strategy was set, our foreman, Ricky Sigala, and his crew took over the heavy lifting.

PolyLevel Injection: Ricky utilized our trusty PolyLevel system to precisely lift those sunken blocks back to their original height.

NexusPro Finish: To ensure everything stays put, the team performed some "concrete acrobatics" by applying our top-tier NexusPro joint sealant.

The slabs are now secure, smooth, and ready to weather any Iowa season with an unwavering hold. Thanks to Shawn’s plan and Ricky’s precision, this backyard is officially a GPS-free zone once again!

This whole slab of concrete of a Sherrard, IL driveway had become completely uneven. The PolyLevel system changed that right around and made the slab even again by lifting it back up.

Rick was noticing some issues with his driveway sinking, causing the entrance into the garage to be rough. He reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems to have his driveway mudjacked. Instead of mudjacking, he was offered PolyLevel. PolyLevel uses similar techniques to mudjacking, but with more affective and longer-lasting results. Small 3/8^th inch holes are drilled to inject the high-density polymers. Once injected, voids become filled, and then expand to lift and level the concrete. The once 2-inch drop, is now level again with PolyLevel.

Homeowners John and Kathy contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems when they were having water issue in the basement of their home. When the waterproofing crew began the work on their home they discovered that the floor of their home had a very large void under it. To make sure that the waterproofing was successful they needed to have the void filled with PolyLevel foam to make sure that the floor was stable enough to handle the waterproofing project. Small ports are injected into the slab and then the foam is pumped under the slab.

In Maquoketa, IA, a homeowner noticed their sidewalk settling slightly, concerned about worsening damage. The before photo captures the uneven look they wanted to improve. We used our PolyLevel system to carefully lift and level the concrete slabs, followed by NexusPro joint sealant to secure the joints and prevent further water infiltration. For lasting protection, SealantPro was applied, guarding the surface against weather and chemical effects. The after photo illustrates the difference we make by prioritizing homeowner satisfaction with proven expertise and reliable solutions. Experience the enduring quality MidAmerica Basement Systems is known for.