Before & After Photos

Having a beautiful property is a sense of pride for many people. We make sure our home is looking its best no matter what. When the yard or the house needs attention, it becomes a top priority on the ever-popular to-do list.

An older couple in Toronto, Ontario, decided to call Canadian Concrete Leveling to look at their sinking front porch. The section directly below their mailbox had settled, and each winter, water would pool and freeze. It made it difficult to get the mail safely, and they didn’t like how the front of the house looked as a result.

Project Manager Kyle O'Brien met with the couple and inspected their front porch.  They were happy to hear how easily our solution can be installed, and they excitedly booked a date for the repair.

Foreman Bill McKeown injected our PolyLevel® high-density polyurethane beneath the concrete slab to lift the concrete. This application also compresses fill soils below to prevent this issue from returning. Once Kyle was done, he patched the injection holes with fresh concrete.

The couple is delighted with the repair. They were impressed with how easy the installation was and our team's professionalism. Unfortunately, they've dealt with dishonest contractors before but were very happy to find an honest company to deal with finally.

Our Poly Technician Installation Foreman, Bill McKeown, removed this trip hazard in a commercial walkway using PolyLevel®.

As our parents grow older, we cherish the time spent with them more and more. Whether it’s going out for dinner to celebrate a birthday, or only getting together for a coffee, it’s always nice to share a moment.

Unfortunately for customers in Newmarket, Ontario, hazardous front steps made it hard for their elderly parents to visit. The concrete slab had settled over the years, causing the step to be higher than the building code. Worried for the safety of their family, the customers set up a free inspection.

Project Manager Paul Mendell met with the customers and introduced them to our unique repair processes. Our Production Department set up a date, and Foreman Kyle McKeown completed the repairs. Kyle injected PolyLevel® High-Density Polymer to lift and stabilize the front steps, eliminating the tripping hazard and bringing the steps back to code.

The customers are thrilled they no longer need to worry about their elderly parents tripping. They have peace of mind and can’t wait until the next family dinner.

Keeping your home in great shape is a priority for most homeowners. Not only does it prevent repairs, but it gives us a sense of pride. Many different elements can threaten our homes, however, and sometimes repairs need to be made, regardless of how well the home is kept up.

Customers in Newmarket, Ontario, were concerned about water seeping into their basement. They have a concrete slab walkway along the side of their home, but settlement had caused the slabs to slope towards the home’s foundation. Looking to prevent any problems rather than fix them, the customers met with Project Manager Paul Mendell. Paul discussed how we could eliminate the issue, and the customers happily agreed. 

Foreman Kyle McKeown used our PolyLevel® Process to lift along the entire side of the slabs, removing the slope towards the foundation. After the lift was complete, NexusPro® was applied to seal any cracks and prevent moisture from gaining access beneath the concrete.

The customer is delighted that their home is protected once again, and they love how the NexusPro® Sealant turned out.

A home in Newmarket, Ontario had a front and side walkway that had sunk over the years. The front walkway had fallen 3 inches from the initial pour and was causing a trip hazard as the step up to the front porch was now 11 inches. The customer stated that water would pool on the front walkway as it was no longer sloping away from the patio. With water pooling on the walkway, there was also a slip hazard in the winter when the water would freeze.

The customer called Canadian Concrete Leveling and talked to John DiNicolantonio; our Project Manager to explain what would be done to fix the issues. Billy McKeown and Kyle McKeown, our Poly Foremen, came in and drilled small dime sized holes through the concrete and used our PolyLevel® polyurethane Injection underneath the slabs. The polyurethane followed the path of least resistance underneath the concrete to fill all of the voids and then expanded. We were able to use the expansion of the polyurethane to lift the walkways and protect them from a further settlement. The PolyLevel® lifted and leveled both the front and side walkways. The steps are now much more manageable, and water no longer pools on the front walkway.