Before & After Photos

Before

The homeowner in Plover, WI was dealing with settlement and deterioration across several concrete surfaces, including the driveway, front walkway, and a concrete patio area located outside the front entrance of their log home. Over time, portions of the concrete had settled unevenly, creating trip hazards and affecting the overall appearance of the property. The most significant damage was found along the outer edge of the front patio, where severe cracking had developed as the slab shifted and settled.

To prepare for the repairs, the homeowner carefully removed a custom log railing that bordered the front patio area, allowing access to the affected concrete. Wanting to preserve the existing concrete and avoid the expense of replacement, they contacted a trusted concrete lifting contractor to evaluate the problem and recommend a long-lasting solution.

After

Following a detailed inspection, Sure-Dry lifted and stabilized the settled driveway, front walkway, and front entry patio using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. The expanding foam was strategically injected beneath the slabs to fill underlying voids and restore the concrete to a safer, more uniform elevation. Unlike traditional mudjacking, also known as slab jacking, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures quickly, and provides reliable long-term support without placing excessive weight on the supporting soils.

After the lifting process was completed, the team sealed the cracks and joints with NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help prevent water infiltration and future soil erosion beneath the slabs. The repaired concrete surfaces now provide improved safety, better drainage, and enhanced curb appeal while preserving the character of the homeowner's log home. The homeowner can now reinstall the custom log railing knowing the concrete beneath it has been properly stabilized and protected.

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The homeowner in Plover, WI noticed settlement developing along the concrete garage apron and the small walkway leading around the garage to the side service door. As the slabs shifted over time, uneven surfaces began to form, creating trip hazards and making the transition into and around the garage less safe and convenient. Water was also collecting in low spots, increasing concerns about further deterioration and settlement.

Looking to correct the problem before it became more severe, the homeowner contacted a trusted concrete lifting company for an evaluation. They wanted to restore the existing concrete without the expense and disruption of replacement while improving the safety and appearance of these frequently used areas.

After

Following a detailed inspection, Sure-Dry lifted and stabilized the settled garage apron and side-service-door walkway using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. The expanding foam was carefully injected beneath the slabs to fill voids and restore the concrete to a more uniform elevation. Unlike traditional mudjacking, also known as slab jacking, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures quickly, and provides long-term stabilization without placing additional stress on the supporting soils.

To help protect the repaired concrete, the team sealed the joints and cracks using NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant. This durable sealant helps prevent water infiltration and soil washout beneath the slabs, reducing the risk of future settlement. The completed project restored safer access into the garage and along the side walkway while improving drainage and enhancing the overall appearance of the home's exterior.

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Faced with concrete cracks that marred their driveway, a homeowner in Stevens Point, WI, sought our expertise. As you can see in the before photo, the damage was extensive, impacting not only the home's aesthetic appeal but also its safety. Our team swung into action, utilizing PolyLevel for an even, durable lift, and sealing the deal with NexusPro to ensure longevity. The after photo showcases our promise fulfilled – a safe, smooth surface that enhances the home’s curb appeal.

If you visit the before photo, you'll see the challenge this Stevens Point, WI, homeowner was up against. Their front concrete porch has sunken down from its original position when their home was built. It was only going to get worse. For the after photo, see how we were able to raise the concrete slab back using our PolyLevel System.  Rest assured, their needs were taken care of, and using Nexus Pro Sealant in the cracks to keep the water from getting under this concrete porch again.

Before
A homeowner in Stevens Point, WI noticed their concrete driveway was just beginning to show signs of sinking, with slight unevenness developing between slabs. These early-stage issues are common in Wisconsin, especially in newer or recently poured concrete where soil beneath the slab begins to settle due to moisture changes and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles. Wanting to address the problem early, the homeowner began searching for a concrete lifting company and concrete leveling contractor in Wisconsin before the issue became more severe.

As the driveway started to shift, small gaps and joints opened up, allowing water to seep underneath and accelerate the settling process. While some homeowners consider mudjacking—pumping a heavy slurry beneath the slab to lift it—this method can add additional weight to unstable soils and often leads to future re-settlement. Addressing the problem early with a long-term solution was key to preventing further damage.

After
Sure-Dry lifted and stabilized the driveway using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam, followed by sealing the joints with NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant. PolyLevel was injected beneath the slab through small drill holes, where it expanded to fill voids, stabilize the soil, and gently raise the concrete back to its proper position. NexusPro was then applied to seal the joints and prevent water from entering beneath the slab.

Compared to mudjacking, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures quickly, allows for precise lifting, requires smaller drill holes, and provides long-term stability without washout.
The driveway is now level, protected, and stabilized, helping prevent future settlement while restoring a clean, even appearance.