Before & After Photos

This customer's front porch began to crack and become uneven due to settling foundation. With the help of PolyLevel solution, we were able to raise the concrete and seal and protect the crack from further damage. 

Mike B. wanted to sell his beautiful home located in Sumter, SC, but he was worried about his pool deck during inspection.  The deck had lifted and moved in numerous places, which caused eye sores and tripping hazards.  After watching our TV advertisement, Mike called Cantey Foundation Specialists to get a free estimate on the amazing PolyLEVEL process.  System Design Specialist Phil Demery explained to Mike that by injecting the polyurethane underneath the concrete slab, it would be able to lift and stabilize back into place.  Customer Mike B. was also amazed that this solution was more permanent and less expensive as replacing the concrete slab altogether!  

Ben M. is a homeowner in Bishopville, SC. Ben and his family love to spend time outdoors. Ben lately has been concerned with his family's safety, and he is worried someone will get hurt. Ben's walkway has settled over the years and it has become a tripping hazard. Ben decided to get help, he called Cantey Foundation Specialists. Specialist Jamie Beresford came out to Ben's home and completed a free inspection. Afterward, Jamie explained to Ben that Cantey's patented PolyLevel process was the solution he was looking for. PolyLevel is a process that combines resin and ISO to make a foam like liquid that hardens and expands. This expansion creates pressure underneath your concrete slab and lifts and levels them. PolyLevel comes with a 5-year warranty and is the premiere solution for concrete settlement. Team Leader Roberto and Team Member Nick came to Ben's home and effectively injected the PolyLevel. Afterward, Ben was so excited that his walkway was level. Now Ben and his family can enjoy the outside once again.

John G. is a business owner in Bishopville, SC and has been for many years. As a business man, he holds his integrity as his highest quality trait. He believes in taking care of his employees and creating a safe environment for them to work in. Recently one of his employees pointed out the sinking floors in the men's restroom. John did not want anyone to get hurt or for this to cause any further damage to his business. He knew he had to act fast and get this problem solved. When explaining his problem to a friend, they recommended Cantey Foundation Specialists because of the great work they did. John gave Cantey a call and was set up with an appointment with System Design Specialist John Adams. After an inspection of the floor in questions, Specialist John explained that Cantey's PolyLevel system would be the right solution. The crew would drill small holes into the floor where they would then use a specially designed gun to inject the PolyLevel underneath the floor. The PolyLevel would come out as a liquid to be able to fill all the voids underneath the floor then quickly harden to form a solid foundation. Once the hardening process takes place, the floor would begin to lift and level creating a safer environment for John's employees. Production Team Leader Israel Santana and Production Team Member Joshua Hough came out to the business and effectively installed the PolyLevel System. John's business is doing better than ever and his employees appreciate the safer environment Cantey helped to create.

The Methodist Church of Summerton is built on a concrete slab, and after many years of settlement, the congregation wanted to have a safe environment for their Sunday School classes.  After hearing about Cantey Foundation Specialists through word-of-mouth referral, CB Mathis (the representative of the Methodist Church) decided to receive a free estimate.  Specialist Jamie Beresford inspected the church, and he advised that the church's foundation be injected with our patented PolyLevel foam, which would lift and stabilize it back into place.  The PolyLevel crew led by Foreman TJ Harden began their work in the morning, and they were able to not only lift and stabilize, but they were also able to close the wall and floor gaps.  By the early afternoon, the Methodist Church of Summerton was safe to begin their Sunday School classes again!