Before & After Photos

This client was looking to buy a property and had Frontier Basement Systems do an inspection to check some concerns. The front porch had sank over 1.5 inches and needed a lift.

The front porch of this Mayfield Kentucky home had sank over an inch and a half. A little lift from PolyLevel helped raise the slab back up to level.

Concrete problems don't typically appear overnight; they happen slowly over time. Because of this, people often put off fixing them. After all, you can live with a cracked garage floor, can't you? But the thing is, concrete problems don't get better with time. And they don't get any less expensive to fix. So, if you want to fix your driveway, patio, pool deck or sidewalk permanently, it'll never be less expensive to do so than it is today.
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This Mayfield home had a problem with their concrete slab porch steps attached to their porch sinking. Concrete slabs can sink and settle for a few reasons, such as erosion, flooding, or the soil not being properly prepared before the slab was made on it. Either way, the family was worried about the value of the home decreasing or the issue getting worse.
They called us up and scheduled their free inspection. One of our trained inspectors came out and looked over their property. He knew exactly what they needed, 
He told them all about our concrete repair products and they agreed that the products were perfect. 

Products Installed: 
PolyLevel: an expanding polyurethane foam that is injected beneath the concrete to fill the gaps caused by soil erosion and raise and stabilize the concrete surface

NexusPro Joint Sealant: a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks specially engineered to provide long-lasting flexibility and to stand up to harsh weather conditions.

The steps are now where they should be and we have a happy homeowner.
We love helping our community find lasting solutions to their problems with products they can trust!
We offer free estimates and inspections year around, but don't wait too long because the damages never get better over time!

When concrete fails, the signs can be as obvious as an entire slab that sunk. Or they may be as subtle as tiny spider cracks on the surface. In any case, it's helpful to have a concrete expert examine your home to determine what needs to be done to fix your concrete issues permanently.

In this case, the slabs were a little uneven causing a tripping hazard and the slabs were never sealed together upon installation. These open cracks can cause ugly cracks down the road from water infiltration softening the soil under the slab. 

Our crew used PolyLevel foam to lift the settled slabs and NexusPro sealant to seal the cracks.