Before & After Photos

The good ol’ garage. It’s where dads go to pretend to work, where teenagers start their first band, and where all the summer toys live in the winter. Garages deal with a lot, and after a while, it can take a toll.

In Burlington, Ontario, a customer reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling to deal with sinking concrete. He was trying to avoid having a new garage floor poured, so he thought we were the perfect alternative.

After meeting with Project Manager Joe McColl, he realized he was right. Joe explained how our PolyLevel® System could lift the concrete using expanding polyurethane. Joe combined this with our NexusPro® Sealant System to keep out water and debris. The customer couldn’t have been happier.

Foreman Kyle McKeown used dime-sized holes in the concrete surface to inject our high-density polyurethane. As the polymers mix and expand, they lift the slab while filling any voids. Kyle used NexusPro® to seal the cracks and seams, providing a waterproof seal.

The customer can barely tell that we were even there. We left very little trace, and the job was completed in a matter of hours. Another happy Canadian Concrete Leveling customer!

Customers in Brampton, Ontario, had recently purchased rubber layover for their back patio concrete slabs. However, they soon discovered the concrete underneath was sinking and needed to be repaired. They were apprehensive about fixing the concrete. They did not want to lose the money they invested on the rubber layover if it needed to be removed to repair the concrete.

Luckily, they called Canadian Concrete Leveling, where we offer a non-invasive solution with one of the most innovative approaches to concrete repair today! Our patented technology called PolyLevel® is an injectable polyurethane that is non-invasive as it is injected below the concrete through small, dime-sized holes and fills the gaps between the concrete and settled soil. This was the most effective solution for these homeowners as it saved them money, and they could keep their rubber layover on the concrete. Additionally, the solution cures within as little as 30 minutes, making this a time-effective approach.

Sometimes things go wrong in our homes without us even noticing. There are so many different factors at play that something could be behind a wall or floor for years before you catch it.

A couple in Brampton, Ontario, noticed it felt like they were walking downhill when they were in their basement. They had recently renovated the space and, during the reno, noticed how sloped the basement floor was. Their fireplace was even sitting a few inches higher than the floor.

They were terrified that the entire floor would need to be removed but were relieved after meeting with Project Manager Paul Mendell. Paul showed them how we could lift the floor, and a date was set for the repair to take place.

Foreman Bill McKeown has dealt with many situations just like this one. He injected our PolyLevel® polyurethane throughout the floor, slowly lifting it back to the wall. Once finished, he patched the injection holes with fresh concrete.

The customer loves how level their basement floor is now. Their fireplace is back to where it should be, and they saved thousands not having to excavate the basement floor.

This walkway in Brampton was sunken and sloped, causing dangerous trip hazards around the home. When the homeowners decided to prevent any further damage and repair their walkway, they gave Canadian Concrete Leveling a call to solve the problem. 

Our Project Manager, Joe McColl, assessed the situation concluded that the walkway would need a PolyLevel® injection and sealant to lift and repair the walkway. With a plan set, Kyle McKeown and his production team went to the home to start the job. 

Once the PolyLevel® and sealant were installed, the homeowners were thrilled and relieved to have their walkway repaired and their problems solved. 

This home in Brampton, Ontario, had a front walkway sinking and sloping toward the home's foundation. The homeowners were concerned that water would attack the foundation on rainy days and result in more significant issues. On a regular day basis, the step up onto the staircase is now more prominent than normal. Since there was so much sinking, they added another temporary step until they found our team. Our Project Manager, Danny Dos Santos, visited the home to investigate the issue further. He noticed that the steps were affected, and the porch was suffering from foundation exposure, too. The system Danny recommended was our PolyLevel® which lifts concrete back to its original height using a high-density polyurethane. PolyLevel® is an excellent solution since it is quick-curing, permanent, cost-effective, and hydrophobic. Once everything was mapped out for production, our Installation Specialists, started the leveling. The homeowners stood by to see the process unfold and were ecstatic to see the changes happen right before their eyes. The approach was to fill all the voids that could allow water to impact the foundation and then lift the concrete up, leaving a slope so water could slide away from the home.