Before & After Photos

After excavation along the side of this home, the soil supporting the backyard concrete walkway began to shift and settle. Over time, sections of the path dipped and became uneven, creating a tripping hazard and affecting the yard’s appearance.

Rather than replacing the concrete, the homeowner turned to Canadian Concrete Leveling for a faster, more cost-effective solution. Our team carefully assessed the sunken areas and used precision concrete leveling techniques to lift and stabilize the slabs.

The walkway was restored to a smooth, level surface—improving safety, drainage, and curb appeal. The project was completed quickly, with minimal disruption to the landscaping, leaving the homeowner with a durable, long-lasting result.

This homeowner noticed their driveway was sinking at the foot of the garage, creating a jarring, uneven transition. Over time, water began pooling at the entrance, and the uneven surface increased the risk of trips and further concrete damage. Left unchecked, this settlement could have led to serious drainage issues and costly repairs.

Enter Canadian Concrete Leveling. Our team assessed the problem and determined that concrete leveling was the ideal solution—a way to lift and stabilize the slab without tearing out the existing concrete.

Using a series of small, precise holes, we injected our high-density PolyLevel® material beneath the sunken section. As the material expanded, the driveway was carefully raised back to its proper height. The result? A smooth, level transition into the garage, fully stabilized to prevent future sinking.

The transformation was quick and minimally disruptive, leaving the homeowner with a safer, more functional driveway. Not only does it improve water drainage and enhance curb appeal, but it also extends the life of the concrete—all with a fast, cost-effective solution that delivers immediate results.

This concrete walkway had settled significantly, creating a 2-inch trip hazard at the transition point and sloping inward so that rain and snowmelt pooled on the surface, making the entrance slippery and accelerating joint deterioration. Canadian Concrete Leveling used our high-density polyurethane injection system to precision-lift the sunken sections, stabilizing the subgrade and restoring a flush, level surface. The result was a safe, smooth walkway that not only eliminated trip hazards but also restored the entrance’s original appearance. To ensure long-lasting protection, we applied our Premium Crack and Joint Sealant, creating a flexible, waterproof barrier that safeguards against future water damage. This approach provides a fast, durable, and cost-effective alternative to full concrete replacement for sunken or uneven walkways, giving homeowners peace of mind and a safe, attractive entrance.

The Burlington concrete entrance had settled unevenly over time, leaving gaps and low spots that weren’t just unsightly—they threatened the home’s foundation. Water funneled into the subgrade, washing away soil and causing the slab to sink even more, creating a cycle of damage that only worsened with each season. Canadian Concrete Leveling stepped in to restore both safety and stability. Our team lifted the concrete back to its proper height and then applied our Premium Crack & Joint Sealant, forming a 100% waterproof, flexible barrier that withstands Canada’s extreme temperatures without cracking. The result is a smooth, level, and professional-looking entrance that not only enhances the home’s curb appeal but also provides long-term protection, keeping the property safe, secure, and worry-free for years to come.

Over time, concrete driveways can settle, creating low spots, uneven slabs, and dips that trap water and pose tripping hazards. This driveway had several noticeable uneven areas that made it both unsafe and visually unappealing. Rather than replacing the entire surface, we used expert concrete lifting and leveling techniques to carefully raise the sunken sections, bringing them in line with the surrounding panels and restoring a consistent slope across the driveway. The process was efficient, preserved the existing concrete, and eliminated both the hazards and the unsightly dips. The end result is a smooth, safe, and fully functional driveway that looks great, performs well, and provides long-lasting durability — all without the cost or disruption of a full replacement.