Before & After Photos

Everyone loves a good pool day. However when it’s the middle of winter in Michigan and the pool is stationed in your driveway, things aren’t looking too great on your end. Clay contacted us after noticing his sunken driveway was becoming a big problem. The ground underneath his old concrete driveway had begun to collapse and erode causing the driveway to curve in and store water.

How can this issue be fixed? Consider PolyLevel Injection Foam. The polymer consists of two liquids that when blended together, create a foam that expands to effectively lift settled concrete. Our PolyLevel Injection foam is quick-curing and non-invasive, meaning the soil surrounding the area will be less likely to experience any further damage.

This family's home had basement block walls that started to bow and settle. This customer had previous work done with Ayers to stabilize other walls in the basement and had no issues with those walls since. We installed Geolock anchors on the newly bowed walls and tightened the locks on the older anchors. The beauty of this solution is that an Ayers technician can service these anchors by tightening it slowly over time and straightening the walls gradually. 

Orilla, an active homeowner in East Lansing near Spartan Stadium, was concerned about the safety risks posed by the uneven and cracked concrete in her driveway.

With noticeable settling and trip hazards forming, she reached out to Ayers for a lasting solution. Our team used PolyLevel® concrete lifting foam to level the sunken slabs and NexusPro® joint and crack sealant to seal and protect the concrete from further deterioration. This combination not only removed trip hazards but also extended the life of her driveway.

Now, Orilla can move confidently around her property, knowing her driveway is safer, more stable, and protected for years to come.

Sherry realized the concrete slabs in her home were cracked and uneven. She didn't want anyone to hurt themselves on the obstacle, so she called Ayers for help. Our team stopped by her house to recommend a solution. They suggested PolyLevel, a concrete lifting and leveling system where polymer foam is injected into voids underneath concrete slabs, expanding and raising the concrete. Sherry is happy to have nice and level concrete in her home!

Have you noticed your cement driveway starting to sink in spots? If so, we have the answer for you. This customer called because their driveway was sinking and cracking in many different spots and they needed to get it fixed. However, often times this can be very costly because people want to come in and remove all the concrete with heavy equipment and put new concrete down. This does not fix the real issue though, and its also very disruptive. 

We offer a non-disruptive and less costly way to fix your driveway called PolyLevel. Small penny sized holes are drilled in the concrete and high-density polymers are injected to lift the concrete back up to its desired height. The best part about our PolyLevel is that it is cured and can be driven on 15 minutes after installed.