Before & After Photos

The soil underneath this concrete driveway in Englewood, OH, was washing away, causing settling to occur to the slabs. We carefully lifted the sinking slabs with our PolyLevel foam to level the driveway out. After we leveled it out, we then sealed the control joints with our NexusPro sealant to provide a cosmetic boost, and a safety blanket against further washout. The homeowners were very pleased with how quickly and minimally invasive our process was, as well as the look of the overall transformation.

This front porch slab in Terrace Park, OH, had settled down by a few inches. We injected the slab with our PolyLevel foam to raise the slab back to where it was originally built. If you look closely at the space between the porch slab and the brick wall in the before photo, and you compare that to the after picture, you'll be able to confirm that we in fact lifted the slab by a few inches. Now that the porch slab is leveled back out, and we sealed all the gaps between the slab, the sidewalk, and the brick wall with our NexusPro sealant, the homeowner can go ahead and powerwash the porch without having to worry about the soil underneath the porch getting wet and washing away. 

This Kentucky driveway was sinking and becoming uneven. Our team raised it back to level with PolyLevel. PolyLevel provides a fast and high-strength solution. In fact, PolyLevel is so strong that it can be used to repair roads, bridges, railroads, and airport runways.

In Kings Mills, Ohio, this homeowner’s driveway had uneven slabs where four sections met. The top right slab sat higher than the others, and the control joints had broken apart, allowing water to seep underneath. Over time, freeze-thaw cycles caused the slabs to separate even more, and a small crack had formed in the upper left section. We repaired the driveway by injecting PolyLevel to lift and level the slabs, then sealed the joints and crack with NexusPro to prevent future water intrusion and protect the concrete from further damage.

The soil underneath this poolside concrete in Loveland, OH, was washing out. This was causing the concrete to slope too far down and away from the pool, leaving slight gaps in the mortar joints. After we leveled out all the slabs using PolyLevel foam, we then sealed the joints using our NexusPro joint sealant. This sealant will make sure water, chlorine, dirt, and other types of debris wont infiltrate underneath the slabs. The sealant is also UV-resistant, which is perfect for areas that receive a lot of sun. There's no doubt that this poolside concrete will last a much longer time.