Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Reading, MA was concerned with the condition of the concrete walkway leading up to their front door. Over the years as water eroded away the soil base of the walkway, the slabs began to sink and shift in various directions. This left an uneven surface that was not only unsightly, but also full of trip hazards. The owner was looking for a solution that did not require replacing the entire walkway, and our Erickson team proposed and installed the solution they needed.

To remove the grit and grime build up, our team first pressure washed the concrete surface. To level and stabilize the concrete slabs, they then injected PolyLevel, a polymer foam which expands and fills voids. Once the trip hazards were leveled out and the concrete was even, the final step included sealing the joints with NexusPro silicone, and sealing the surface with SealantPro. This surface sealant ensures that the porous concrete surface will no longer absorb rainwater (or snow melt), and so prolongs the life of the concrete.  In the after photo, the green tint is within the sealant spray, which helps the installer visually as he applies the material. As it dries, the tint fades and leaves nothing but a clear concrete surface.

This walkway has been fixed and protected, ensuring it will last for years to come.

In Reading, MA, a homeowner faced a sinking concrete deck around their pool, turning relax times into worry lines due to tripping hazards. As you see in the before photo, uneven concrete not only posed safety risks but marred the pool's appeal. Enter our solution: PolyLevel and NexusPro. The after photo showcases a seamlessly leveled deck, offering both beauty and safety. This transformation highlights our commitment to delivering remarkable customer experiences through durable, aesthetic solutions.

A homeowner in Reading, Massachusetts was concerned with their broken concrete walkway on the side of their home. The uneven surface had created tripping hazards and an unappealing look. He reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions looking for a permanent solution that was also quick and affordable.

Our Design Specialist, Kenneth Calabrese, recommended installing PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete. This polyurethane foam is injected underneath the concrete slab to fill voids in the soil. This is a much more affordable and quicker option compared to replacing the concrete, all while providing a finished product that will last. Once the concrete was lifted and leveled, our Installation Specialist applied NexusPro to concrete joints and cracks. This ensures the long-term health of the concrete, preventing cracking and further settling. It also makes for an attractive finish.

With the job complete, a safe and aesthetically pleasing walkway is now in place. The homeowner was very satisfied.

The association for this condo village in Canton, MA wanted to fix various walkways and concrete entrances. Over the years, the slabs had settled, cracked, formed trip hazards, and become unsightly. Rather than tearing out to replace all the concrete, one of the property managers mentioned he came across PolyLevel while researching repair methods, and was anxious to see if this would be the right solution for them. After receiving a free inspection and a detailed proposal outlining the benefits of PolyLevel, they decided to hire Erickson Foundation Solutions for the repairs. 

After installation of PolyLevel to lift, level, and stabilize the various concrete walkways, our production team also sealed all the cracks and joints with NexusPro, a silicone based caulking specifically designed for exterior applications. 

The condo association was pleased with the results and are glad they chose our Erickson team for their concrete repair needs. 

The coping around this pool in North Andover had separated from the concrete pool deck as the patio settled over the years. When our team arrived, the concrete had settled up to 2 inches in some spots. This created a dangerous trip hazard around the perimeter of the pool.

After installation of PolyLevel, this joint was near level, and the trip hazard had disappeared. Rather than rip out and replace all the concrete, this solution was cost effective and quick, as repairs took a single day.