Before & After Photos

When this Kentucky family moved into their home, they noticed a small crack on their front porch concrete slab. Over the years they noticed it getting worse and worse. The homeowner was worried it would become even more of an eyesore and tripping hazard,so he began calling companies to get it fixed professionally. The family decided that Frontier was the best fit for them and our crew immediately got to work. 

They lifted the sinking porch with our non-invasive PolyLevel injection and sealed the crack with NexusPro Joint Sealant. Unlike most cheap sealants, NexusPro is urethane based and UV ray resistant, so you'll never have to worry about it cracking and bubbling in the hot sun.

The homeowners are happy with their choice of getting it fixed professionally, rather than waiting and the crack only becoming worse. 

As you can see this driveway was having a lot of issues with cracking.  Cracks in a driveway can be from a variety of things water getting in a crack and expanding when it freezes or even settlement of the earth underneath the driveway.  Regardless this driveway had a lot of cracks and it needed to be repaired.  The homeowner’s reached out to Frontier for a free estimate and a design specialist was sent out to address the homeowner’s concerns.  The driveway was repaired, and the results are beautiful!

This was a church in Hopkinsville Kentucky that was concerned with their front steps becoming a tripping hazard and wanted to get the problem fixed before someone got hurt.  They contacted Frontier Basement Systems and a design specialist was sent to their home.  It was designed that PolyLevel injections to slightly lift the slab and some sealant was the right solution for this church.  The results are beautiful.

This Kentucky home's porch went from bad to worse in time! Their steps settled and this caused a large crack in between the wall and steps, as well as a sunken porch, which created a huge tripping hazard. They called us up and we knew exactly what to do!

Our solution was to lift the porch to the correct height using PolyLevel injection and seal the cracks with NexusPro Sealant. NexusPro Sealant is different than regular caulk because it is polyurethane-based and UV ray resistant. So you won't have to worry about bubbling or cracking! It will stay looking fresh and clean!

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.

There is no longer any cracks or uneven ground and the family is happy that it looks great. 
We love helping our community find lasting solutions to their problems with products they can trust!
We offer free estimates and inspections year-round, but don't wait too long because the damages never get better over time!

This Kentucky homeowner had noticed cracks appearing on her driveway a few years ago. As the years passed, he noticed it getting worse and worse. His porch steps were also sinking and causing a major tripping hazard. He realized it was about time to get his problems fixed! He took advantage of our free estimates and inspections deal and called right away.
Our inspector came to his home and investigated the cracks and sinking steps. He knew exactly what needed to be done and told the homeowner all about our products that would give him a lasting solution! 

The product we use for sealing cracks is the NexusPro Sealant. 
NexusPro is a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks specially engineered to provide long-lasting flexibility and to stand up to harsh weather conditions. Unlike traditional polyurethane sealants, NexusPro resists UV rays, which means it won't crack, bubble or dry.

The product we use for lifting sunken slabs/porches/steps/etc. is the PolyLevel injector foam.
Not only does it lift slabs, but it also strengthens and stabilizes loose soil.

Cracks and sinking slabs can happen for multiple reasons, such as erosion, flooding, or the soil just not being properly prepared for it.. either way, it won't go away by itself and causes a huge eyesore on a once beautiful home.

This homeowner is very happy with our solution and is glad to not have to worry about her problems worsening.
Call us today for YOUR free estimate and inspection! Don't wait until it's too late!