Before & After Photos

Before: A homeowner in Oshkosh, WI had a concrete walkway leading to the front door that had settled enough over the years that the first step up into the house had become much higher than it should have been. The walkway slabs had dropped and shifted, creating an uneven approach to the entrance and making the front step awkward — and unsafe — to use. Like a lot of homes around Winnebago County, years of moisture changes and Wisconsin freeze-thaw weather had slowly caused the soil beneath the walkway to settle.
The homeowner was concerned not only about the appearance of the walkway, but also about the safety issue the uneven step height had created. The difference in elevation had gotten beyond what current code would typically allow, making it much easier for someone to trip coming in or out of the home.

After: Sure-Dry lifted and stabilized the settled walkway using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam to bring the slabs back up closer to their proper height and alignment. By injecting the foam beneath the concrete through small ports, the crew was able to carefully raise the walkway and reduce the excessive step height at the front entrance without needing to tear out and replace the concrete. Compared to traditional mudjacking methods, PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam is lightweight, cures quickly, and works well for precise lifting adjustments like this.
Once the walkway was lifted and leveled, the joints and cracks were sealed using NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help keep water from working back underneath the slabs. By the time the project was finished, the front entrance had a much smoother, safer transition and the walkway looked far more even and cleaned up overall.
To see more examples of concrete lifting and concrete leveling projects completed in the Oshkosh area, click here.

Homeowners in Oshkosh, WI called about having their concrete cracks sealed up because they didn't want any further splitting to take place. 

To do this we applied NexusPro Crack Repair. This glue is extremely strong and will hold the two slabs together. It also has an added bonus of being waterproof! 

Now, these homeowners won't have to worry about water seeping in or the slabs seeping away from each other!

In Oshkosh, WI, a homeowner faced a driveway riddled with unsightly cracks and tripping hazards. To address this issue, we utilized our industry-leading solutions. Using our PolyLevel® system, we efficiently stabilized and lifted the concrete slabs, eliminating the hazardous unevenness. Then, we applied our innovative SealantPro®, extending the driveway’s lifespan by creating a permanent barrier against water and chemical absorption, as you can see in the photos. The result is a safer, aesthetically pleasing surface, underscoring Sure-Dry's commitment to providing proven and reliable concrete repair solutions.

Before:
This homeowner in Oshkosh, WI was dealing with a driveway and sidewalk that had developed multiple large cracks and uneven sections over time. The settled concrete created trip hazards, poor drainage, and open joints where water was getting underneath the slabs and washing out the supporting soil.

Like many concrete surfaces in Wisconsin, years of freeze/thaw cycles and moisture movement had caused the slabs to sink and separate.

After:
Instead of tearing everything out and replacing the concrete, we repaired and restored it using:

• PolyLevel® Injection Foam to lift and level the sunken slabs by filling voids beneath the concrete and stabilizing the soil
• NexusPro® Joint & Crack Sealant to seal cracks and joints and help prevent future water intrusion and washout

This approach provided the homeowner with a faster, cleaner, and more cost-effective solution compared to full concrete replacement.

Now the concrete is:
✔️ Level
✔️ Safer to walk on and drive on
✔️ Better protected against future settlement and water damage

The homeowner was able to restore the appearance and function of the driveway and sidewalk without the mess, downtime, and expense of pouring brand-new concrete.

Click here to see more examples of our concrete repair work in around Oshkosh.