Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Wayzata, MN, worried that their patio needed to be replaced due to growing away from the home. Not wanting the problem would worsen, the homeowner began looking for experts to solve the issue. During their search, the homeowner came across our stellar reviews and decided to give us a chance. The homeowner went to our website and signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate details were finalized, we sent out one of our Design Specialists investigate the cause and provide a solution for the homeowners. After insepcting the concrete the Design Specialist found that the concrete was sinking into the ground. After finding the root of the issue, the Design Specialist could come up with a plan that would solve all the sinking issue. The homeowners considered all their options, but ultimately decided that they would go with the Design Specialist's plan. As soon as the plans were approved, the homeowners prepared for the arrival of our assigned crew. Upon arrival, our Foreman, Ryan, and his crew began by prepping the appropriate area for repairs. Once ready, the crew began by inserting the PolyLevel, a polyurthane foam injection solution, underneath the sinking patio. Once the PolyLevel was installed, the crew shifted their focus to replacing the joint near the front door. After filling the with the NexusPro Sealant, joint, the crew cleaned up the job site and left the home. The homeowners were in awe of the excellent job completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to help another customer solve a home issue. 

Joe L. in Rose Creek, MN contacted American Waterworks after seeing one of our yard signs in his neighbor’s yard. The sidewalk along his house was settling and guiding water towards the foundation after any rain or melting snow. He was interested in our PolyLevel concrete repair option, and was happy to learn how quick, affordable, and non-invasive it was. 

Our Foreman, Troy Johnson, and Co-Foreman, Chris Schomaker, drilled small holes throughout the concrete slabs that needed to be raised. Next, they injected the foam into the holes until the slabs were raised back to their original position. They covered up the holes with concrete and cleaned up their work area. Joe was impressed with the quick installation and cure time, and his peace of mind was restored knowing that any water was now being guided away from his home. 

In Rose Creek, MN, a homeowner's step outside their garage door was unbalanced and needed to be stabilized. Concerned that it was a trip hazard, the homeowner knew they needed a solution. After seeing American Waterworks on the Fox 47 News Channel, they contacted our Appointment Center to schedule their FREE concrete estimate with one of our concrete experts. In less than a week, our Design Specialist, Tom W., visited their home to examine the step and devise a solution. After noticing signs of soil washout, the process in which water moves through the ground and washes away the supporting soils, keeping the slabs upright, Tom showed the homeowner his findings. To effectively lift the sunken slabs back to their original position and eliminate the trip hazard, Tom recommended using PolyLevel, our poly foam expanding solution, which is designed to lift sunken slabs within minutes. Confident in the proposal and our team, the homeowner decided to move forward with the project.

In about a month, our Foreman, Brandon W, and his production team arrived at the home for the installation. The crew injected our PolyLevel, a dense and fast-curing foam, underneath the concrete slabs to lift and stabilize the surface. The homeowners were thrilled with the outcome and could have peace of mind!

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Jon W. in Eden Prairie, MN had a large crack through the concrete on his steps and his concrete had started sinking, causing a trip hazard. He previously had his stoop mud-jacked, but he was having problems again. He started looking for another concrete repair contractor to see what his options were, and he was directed to American Waterworks. We sent one of our Design Specialists, Rick Weber, to his home to assess his concrete situation and develop a solution. Jon was glad to learn that PolyLevel is a durable, faster, and more affordable alternative to traditional concrete repair, so he scheduled a date for the installation.

Our Foreman, Brandon Wiskow, drilled small holes into the concrete on his stoop where he needed to inject the foam. He injected our PolyLevel into the holes until the concrete slab was level. Then, he sealed the cracks in the concrete with our Nexus Pro sealant, which protects the concrete and gives it a nice, finished look. The process only took about half a day, and now Jon will be able to enjoy level concrete for years to come.

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An Eden Prairie, MN, homeowner was walking out her front door one day to get the paper, when she took a tumble over an uneven spot of concrete. Not wanting anyone else to take a tumble, she decided to look for a contractor that repairs concrete in MN. When she found our website, she decided to sign up for a FREE estimate, and several weeks later, our Design Specialist headed out to the home. 

Romeo V, a concrete Design Specialist, arrived at the property and got right to work inspecting the sunken concrete. When he finished, he informed the homeowner that her issue could be remedied with our PolyLevel injection. PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when it is injected beneath sunken concrete slabs. It works to fill voids left by soil erosion, slowly lifting the concrete back into place in the process. The homeowner liked the sound of Romeo's plan, and scheduled the job for several weeks later. 

On the day of the project, one of our Concrete Foreman, Dylan, and his team were able to complete the lift with no issues. Now our customer can confidently walk out her front door knowing her sunken concrete issue has been solved!