Before & After Photos

Rene and Michael B. of Millington, TN had enjoyed their backyard oasis for three years when they noticed a growing concern: a section of concrete near their pool stairs had sunk nearly three inches over the past year. Worried about tripping hazards and worsening damage, they reached out for help. With plans to remain in their home for a few more years, they wanted to address the issue now—before it got out of hand.

Our team responded with a comprehensive concrete repair solution. We used PolyLevel® to lift and stabilize the sunken 8x4 slab near the pool stairs, and also filled voids beneath adjacent concrete pads to prevent future settlement. To finish the job and protect the joints, we applied NexusPro®, a high-performance joint sealant that resists UV damage and moisture intrusion. The repair focused on the original concrete poured around the pool, while the newer, color-different slabs were left untouched—aside from one isolated crack we sealed for extra durability.

Thanks to the combined power of PolyLevel and NexusPro, Rene and Michael now have a safe, level pool deck that not only looks better but also lasts longer. They’re considering additional work in the future, but their top concern has been expertly resolved. If you're dealing with sunken or cracked concrete around your pool or patio, contact us today for a free, no-obligation inspection—protect your investment before it’s too late.

Dallas S. of Senatobia, MS noticed his front porch was gradually sinking toward his home, creating an unsightly slope and potential long-term structural issues. Having built the house himself 25 years ago, Dallas wanted to ensure his property stayed in great shape. His contractor had temporarily concealed the issue by placing a spacer above the brick façade, but knew a more permanent solution was needed—and recommended our team for the job.

Before moving forward with plans to epoxy the porch surface, Dallas wanted to stabilize the slab to prevent further movement. We assessed the situation and explained that while lifting results depend on how the concrete reacts, we could guarantee the porch would be stabilized. With Dallas working from home as a Sales Director, we made sure the process was efficient and minimally disruptive. The job was simple and straightforward, thanks to the clear communication and trust established early on.

In the end, the porch was successfully stabilized, laying a solid foundation for Dallas’s next step: a clean, long-lasting epoxy finish. He now has peace of mind knowing the slab is secure and ready for years of use and curb appeal.

Have a porch or concrete slab that’s settling? Contact us today for a free evaluation and long-term stabilization solution.

After more than 30 years of dedicated service to her city, this homeowner was now faced with the responsibility of maintaining her home on her own following the passing of her husband, a contractor. Her biggest frustration was the driveway entry—a settling concrete apron over a culvert that had become both a physical jolt and an emotional eyesore. The two adjacent slabs had also begun to settle, creating an uneven surface she could feel every time she drove over it.

While she had future plans to upgrade the kitchen and add a patio cover, the driveway was a constant, unavoidable reminder of the work still to be done. We presented her with two repair options. Option 2 included sealing all cracks and joints to prevent weed growth—something she was highly interested in—but it stretched her budget. With upcoming renovations in mind, she opted for Option 1, which focused on restoring the main issue: leveling and repairing the driveway apron for a smoother, safer entry.

The result was a significant improvement in both function and curb appeal. While the existing concrete had minimal cracking, leveling the settling slabs and addressing the worst of the displacement brought immediate relief and satisfaction. We advised her to spray the weeds before installation to ensure long-term results. Now, she drives into her home without the jarring bump or visual frustration—and she can turn her attention to the exciting updates ahead.

Arthur P. of Arlington, TN, a longtime homeowner and avid DIY enthusiast, had grown increasingly concerned about moisture issues beneath his home. Living there for over 15 years, Arthur has invested considerable effort into maintaining his property, but persistent crawl space dampness posed a risk to the structural integrity of the wood. Although he isn’t ready for a full encapsulation just yet, he knew it was time to take preventive action to shield his home from further moisture damage.

Given Arthur’s meticulous nature—he’s a self-professed perfectionist who approaches each detail with scrutiny—our team took the time to answer his many questions and thoroughly explain every aspect of the process. With three crawl space entrances, including one separate enclosed section, access was a challenge, but we ensured that our approach was comprehensive and tailored to his specific setup. Arthur agreed to remove existing insulation himself to prepare for our work and was fully briefed on the potential for overspray residue on pipes and surfaces during treatment.

We applied LumberKote, a powerful moisture barrier treatment, throughout the crawl space to protect the wooden structures from rot and decay. By setting clear expectations and offering a long-term solution to his immediate concerns, we helped Arthur take a significant step toward preserving his home’s value. While encapsulation may still be on the horizon, this moisture control measure lays the foundation for future improvements.

Protect your home from crawl space moisture before it leads to costly damage. Contact us today to schedule your LumberKote application or crawl space encapsulation consultation in Arlington, TN!

After Glenda P., of Collierville, TN, noticed a corner of her basement had deteriorating concrete due to water damage, she decided to call the Redeemers. We inspected her home and decided the next plan of action was to waterproof the basement corner and install a SumpPump to drain any further water that presents itself. Glenda can now rest easy knowing that her basement is protected from any further water damage!!