Before & After Photos

This American Fork, Utah project involved stabilizing a concrete slab that had begun to lose support due to soil settlement and erosion beneath the surface. Voids under concrete often develop from moisture intrusion, poor compaction, or natural soil movement common throughout Utah County.

Using high-density polyurethane foam injection, our team filled the void beneath the slab to restore structural support and prevent future cracking or sinking. This PolyLevel system expands beneath the concrete, compacts loose soil, and permanently stabilizes the area.

Addressing slab voids early is critical in preventing larger foundation problems, walkway separation, and costly concrete replacement. This project demonstrates how proactive stabilization can protect both the slab and surrounding structural elements.

Homeowner in Lindon needed concrete leveling and joint sealant

This before-and-after photo set highlights a concrete repair project completed at a residential home in Pleasant Grove, Utah, where the front entry steps and walkway had settled due to soil movement beneath the concrete. Over time, this settlement created uneven step heights and separation that impacted both safety and the appearance of the home’s entryway.

Our team resolved the issue using PolyLevel® concrete lifting, a high-density polyurethane foam injected beneath the slabs to fill voids, stabilize the soil, and lift the concrete back to its proper position. Once the steps were leveled and fully supported, NexusPro® joint and crack sealant was applied to seal visible cracks and joints, helping prevent water intrusion and reduce the risk of future settlement.

The result is a safer, more even front entry that restores functionality and curb appeal—without the need for costly or disruptive concrete replacement. This solution provides long-lasting protection and performance for homes throughout Pleasant Grove and surrounding Utah communities.

The homeowner in Draper had several areas around his swimming pool that were sinking. Our crew injected poly foam to lift the pool deck back into place to eliminate the safety hazard.

These steps were separating and sinking. Our crews went in and raised it back into place as well as sealed the joints to ensure no water intrusion would occur.