Before & After Photos

The original concrete steps showed significant weather damage, including cracking, chipping, and spalling along the edges and risers. Open joints where the steps met the wall allowed water and debris to penetrate, accelerating deterioration and creating safety concerns. We restored the steps by injecting PolyLevel to lift and level the sunken concrete, creating a safe and even surface. The joints were prepped by cleaning out debris and then sealed with our premium flexible joint sealant, forming a watertight barrier that accommodates minimal movement and protects against future damage—resulting in a clean, secure, and long-lasting entrance.

When this homeowner first noticed their shed floor starting to slope, it was a small annoyance—just a little unevenness making it tricky to store things. But as time went on, the slope got worse, and concerns about the stability of their shed grew. What was happening beneath the surface? Soil erosion was quietly eating away at the ground, causing the slab to sink and settle unevenly. 

That’s when they called Canadian Concrete Leveling.

We came in with our advanced high-density polyurethane injection process, carefully lifting and stabilizing the shed floor from underneath. By filling those hidden voids, we restored a level, solid surface—without the hassle and mess of a full replacement.

Today, their shed sits back on firm ground, steady and secure—ready to safely hold tools, bikes, and all the backyard gear they rely on.

The front walkway of this hotel business in Orillia was in poor shape. Uneven concrete slabs were causing trip hazards. The business owner did not want anyone to get hurt so they contacted Canadian Concrete Leveling for a solution. Our patented PolyLevel Injection System was installed to lift, level and stabilize the slabs. The business owner was grateful that the installation was completed in a few hours and could be used safely in a very short time.

This walkway outside a home in Simcoe County, ON had dropped 3 to 4 inches from its original pour line and was causing a trip hazard at the joints between the slabs. The Canadian Concrete Leveling team was able to lift all affected concrete by using our PolyLevel® Injection. There is no longer a 3 to 4-inch drop in the concrete, and the trip hazards have all been removed leaving the customer with a safe, usable walkway.

A home in Blackstock, Ontario, had an issue with the kitchen floor sinking. The bigger issue was that there was a hydronic heating system in the floor that made restoring the floor to its original position extremely difficult. The customer wanted to lift and stabilize the floor without causing damage to the heated floors. They called our Canadian Concrete Leveling team to fix this difficult issue. We partnered up with an outside company to locate the heat lines. We used our PolyLevel® Injections to stabilize and lift the floor back to its original state in less than 2 hours and no damage was done!