Before & After Photos

These concrete steps were transformed using PolyLevel Injection Foam and NexusPro Joint Sealant.  The before shows a sinking and cracked entryway while the after shows a repaired entry way... level, stable and protected. 

Nestled in the heart of Reedsville, WI, this homeowner was dedicated to passing on a legacy, aiming to beautify their home's concrete for its next chapter with their daughters. The challenge? Aging concrete that needed more than a touch-up—it needed Sure-Dry magic. As you can see, the transformation is beyond mere aesthetics; we employed our trusted DecoShield system, ensuring the concrete isn’t just visually enhanced, but sealed and protected for years to come. Take a glance at these before and after snapshots; from worn to wonderful, that’s the power of precision and care.

Walking up this driveway in Green Bay, WI, you’d easily spot the unwelcome sight of concrete cracks that quite frankly marred the homeowner's curb appeal. But, take a look at how we transformed it! By employing PolyLevel injection and sealing the deal with NexusPro, we were able to turn a tripping hazard into an even, durable surface that’s meant to last. Notice in the after photo how seamless and revitalized the driveway is – it’s solid proof of our commitment to delivering solutions that not only fix but improve the overall look of your home.

In Green Bay, WI, a homeowner confronted the worry of severely cracking concrete, jeopardizing their home’s curb appeal and safety. As you can see in the before photo, the cracks were, quite literally, opening up a host of troubles. However, there's a silver lining in the after photo, thanks to Sure-Dry's expertise. We applied PolyLevel for an even, stabilized surface, and NexusPro to seal the cracks, ensuring a durable fix. Our mission? Turning troubling issues into solutions that last for Green Bay families.

PolyLevel Injection Foam is used as a long-term solution to fix sinking driveways. PolyLevel Injection foam is fast, simple and effective. By drilling small pea-sized holes in the concrete, foam is injected to fill the void underneath, resulting in a stable and leveled area.