Before & After Photos

When the ground beneath your concrete shifts, even the most solid walkway can begin to sink. This homeowner in Ancaster, Ontario was dealing with a side walkway that had settled significantly, causing it to slope toward the house—a clear drainage concern and a serious tripping hazard.

Rather than dealing with the cost and disruption of a full “rip and replace,” our team provided a precise, non-invasive solution. Using our advanced polyurethane injection process, we stabilized the underlying soil and lifted the walkway back to its original position. In the after photo, you can see one of the small injection ports used to deliver our high-density material beneath the slabs, filling voids and restoring proper support.

The result is a level, stable walkway that not only improves safety but also directs water away from the home, helping to prevent future drainage issues. Another clean lift, a long-lasting solution, and a much happier homeowner.

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.

A homeowner in Terra Cotta, Ontario faced a growing safety concern as their front porch concrete slab began to settle. The sinking slab created a noticeable gap beneath the door sill, resulting in an uneven step and an unsightly entryway. Beyond aesthetics, the uneven surface posed a serious trip hazard. Traditional concrete replacement would have required noisy, messy demolition and days of waiting before the porch could be used safely.

Our team provided a fast, minimally invasive solution by injecting stabilizing material through tiny, dime-sized holes to lift and align the slab precisely. The results were immediate: the gap beneath the door sill was closed, the trip hazard eliminated, and the porch was restored to a safe, level surface. Unlike a full concrete replacement, the area was ready for foot traffic within hours, offering a durable, long-lasting solution that protects both the home’s safety and curb appeal.

It’s amazing what a professional concrete lift can do for your home’s entrance. In this Georgetown, Ontario concrete leveling project, the stamped concrete steps had settled over time, creating uneven heights and a noticeable gap where they met the brickwork. Not only was this a tripping hazard, but it also took away from the clean, decorative look of the stamped concrete.

We restored this entryway using our high-density polyurethane foam injection. This advanced method stabilizes the soil beneath the steps and lifts the concrete back into place—all without heavy machinery, demolition, or a messy construction site.

To complete the project, we applied premium crack and joint sealant to protect the repair and ensure a seamless transition. The result is a safe, level, and visually polished entrance that enhances both curb appeal and long-term durability.

That gap under the top landing wasn’t just an eyesore—it was a tripping hazard waiting to happen. Over time, shifting soil caused these Georgetown, Ontario concrete steps to become uneven, leaving the landing detached from the threshold.

Our team stabilized the area using high-density polyurethane foam injection. By injecting the material beneath the concrete, we were able to lift the landing back to its original height, close the gap, and ensure the entire entryway was level again.

The result is a safe, smooth, and visually seamless transition from the walkway to the front door—all achieved with minimal disruption, no demolition, and no replacement needed.