Before & After Photos

Before

The driveway, garage apron, and back porch at this Brandon, WI home had settled unevenly, creating noticeable height differences, surface cracking, and trip hazards near the garage entrance and rear access. Years of soil washout and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles common in Fond du Lac County had caused voids beneath the concrete, allowing sections to sink and separate. The homeowner began searching for concrete lifting near me after drainage issues and slab movement worsened.
These conditions indicated the need for professional concrete leveling Wisconsin service from a qualified concrete lifting contractor rather than complete slab replacement.

After
Sure-Dry restored the settled concrete using PolyLevel® Injection Foam to lift and stabilize the driveway, garage apron, and back porch with precise, controlled injections beneath the slabs. Once proper elevation was achieved, the joints and cracks were sealed with NexusPro® Joint Sealant to prevent water infiltration and future soil erosion.
The concrete surfaces are now level, properly supported, and sealed, delivering improved drainage, safer access points, and long-term durability with a trusted concrete leveling contractor solution designed for Wisconsin conditions.

Before
The concrete sidewalk leading to the front steps of this Brandon, WI home had settled and become unlevel, creating a noticeable trip hazard and improper drainage toward the entry. Over time, soil washout and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles common in Wisconsin caused voids beneath the slab, allowing sections of the sidewalk to sink and separate. The homeowner began searching for concrete lifting near me after the uneven surface became both a safety concern and an aesthetic issue.
These conditions indicated the need for professional concrete leveling Wisconsin service from a qualified concrete lifting contractor rather than removing and replacing the sidewalk.

After
Sure-Dry lifted and leveled the sidewalk using PolyLevel® Injection Foam to stabilize the supporting soils and restore proper slab alignment at the front steps. Targeted injections beneath the concrete filled voids and achieved controlled lift, bringing the sidewalk back to its original grade and eliminating the trip hazard.
The sidewalk is now level, stable, and properly supported, improving safety and curb appeal with a trusted concrete leveling contractor solution designed for Wisconsin’s climate conditions.

When opened cracks and joints are left unattended in a driveway, the driveway becomes more susceptible for cracks and concrete slabs sinking. This is true because when water seeps through the cracks and joints, it washes out the soil beneath, causing the soil to seep and crack. 

To solve this problem before any cracks or seeping take place, we apply NexusPro. This extremely adhesive glue will hold the slabs together while also blocking out water due to its waterproof material.

Now that these homeowners have a secured driveway, they can now cross one more to do thing off their list! 

In the "before" photo, notice the uneven concrete slabs at this Lake Tomahawk, WI home, which posed a tripping risk for visitors. The homeowner reached out to us at Sure-Dry because they were worried about safety. Our team solved the issue by using PolyLevel to stabilize and elevate the concrete, as captured in the "after" photo. To further protect the concrete, we applied NexusPro Joint Sealant, guarding against moisture and soil erosion. The solution not only enhanced safety but also restored a clean look to the entrance.

Before:
A homeowner in Weyauwega had a sunken patio beneath a large deck. Shaded, damp conditions and washout caused panels to settle toward the house, creating trip edges at the posts and gaps that funneled water toward the foundation.

After:
We injected PolyLevel® beneath the settled slabs to fill voids and gently lift the patio back to a level, properly pitched position, then sealed joints and cracks with

NexusPro®, installing backer where needed and finishing with color-match sand for a clean look.

The patio is now even underfoot, sheds water away from the home, and has sealed joints to help prevent future settlement.