Before & After Photos

Carrie S. in Elgin, MN had a sunken front stoop that was sloping downwards towards her house and one of the steps had sunk a couple of inches. She contacted us for a FREE estimate, so we sent one of our Design Specialists, Don Mancilman, to her home to provide her with a solution. Don assured that her that we could level and raise her stoop using our PolyLevel foam injection. She was pleased to learn that our concrete repair solution is durable, faster and more affordable than traditional concrete repair, so she went ahead with the installation.

One of our PolyLevel experts, Jared Wroblewski, drilled penny-sized holes into her concrete stoop where it needed to be raised. He then injected the PolyLevel foam until the concrete was raised and leveled. Lastly, he filled the cracks in the concrete with our Nexus Pro sealant. The process was non-invasive, and it only took a couple of hours. Now Carrie will be able to enjoy a level stoop for years to come!

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A homeowner in Elgin, MN was looking to make some changes to her front yard space and the first thing she wanted to focus on was the front stoop. She had noticed it had sunk over the years, and while it hadn't caused too much damage, she wanted to prevent any larger problems from happening if she left it alone. Going online to see what concrete repair services were in the area, the homeowner became interested in American Waterworks because of the positive past reviews from customers and our FREE estimate offers. She contacted our appointment center to get her own estimate and was later greeted at her home by Design Specialist Dustin Loftus. Dustin carried out his inspection of the concrete areas and developed a solution for how to move forward. He explained to the homeowner that our PolyLevel solution and NexusPro concrete joint sealant were two of our quality products that could restore, lift, and seal the stoop. The homeowner agreed to the plans and was eager for the project day to come. Our Foreman, Patrick Burnes, and his crew went to the site and carefully installed both products and the homeowner was very pleased with the final results.

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Dan H. of Hudson, WI had sunken and cracked concrete, making him worry about the curb appeal of his home. He got in contact with American Waterworks after seeing us on HomeAdvisor. Our Design Specialist, James, went to Dan's house, carefully inspected his concrete, and proposed a solution that would work for him and his needs. Dan was confident with the solution, so he went ahead with the project. 

Our Foreman, Troy, and his crew injected our PolyLevel underneath the concrete slab to lift and stabilize the surface. Next, our crew applied our NexusPro over the cracks of his concrete, preventing moisture from seeping underneath the surface. Dan was beautified by the transformation and was very happy with the work that was done! 

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A homeowner in Hudson, WI was frustrated with his concrete driveway apron and was interested in making a change to the space. He knew fixing concrete could be expensive, so he was hoping to find a company that could repair the space rather than completely replace it. He went online to look for services in his area and found the American Waterworks company website. Our quality concrete repair products and FREE no-obligation estimates stood out to him, so he signed up for his own free estimate. One of our Design Specialists, Kyle Peters, went to the home later to inspect the concrete apron and talk over things with the homeowner. Kyle explained that our PolyLevel foam would be the perfect solution to lift up the concrete and that our NexusPro would seal the joints for a smooth finish. The homeowner was eager to move forward with the project, so he scheduled a date for the installations. Foreman Sam Klennert and his crew made their way to the site to carefully install both products and made sure the homeowner was happy with everything before leaving.

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A homeowner in Hudson, WI, noticed their sidewalk was collecting water near the home. Concerned by this discovery, the homeowner began looking for a permanent solution. Overwhelmed by all their options, the homeowner looked on referral sites, like the Better Business Bureau and NextDoor. At the top of both lists was us, American Waterworks. The homeowner was impressed with our accolades, so they decided to sign up for their FREE estimate. After the estimate was finalized, we sent one of our Design Specialists, Gary, to the home to perform the inspection. Gary arrived, introduced himself to the homeowner, and started the thorough inspection. Following his inspection, Gary determined the sidewalk was settling towards the home, leading to the water puddling towards the home. To stop the water from collecting near the home, Gary recommended lifting the sidewalk back to level. The homeowner agreed with Gary's suggestions, so he directed the plans to the office to be finalized. After the office approved, they were sent to our Foreman, Patrick, and his crew to begin production. Patrick and his crew traveled to the home to start the project. Once they arrived, they began by lifting the sidewalk using PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution. The crew successfully lifted the sidewalk back to its original level, so they shifted their focus to repairing the crack. First, the crew filled the crack using NexusPro Crack Repair, a silicone-based solution. Once the crack was filled, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was impressed with the excellent work completed by the crew, so they left a lovely review. American Waterworks is happy to repair its customer's stubborn, sunken concrete.