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Stamped Concrete Patio Border Lifted with Foam in Kimberly, WI
Before
A homeowner in Kimberly, WI noticed that the stamped concrete border surrounding the outer edge of their rear patio had settled and begun tipping away from the main concrete patio. While the decorative border remained in good condition, the uneven slab created a noticeable height difference and separation that affected both the appearance and safety of the patio. In Wisconsin, soil settlement combined with seasonal freeze-thaw cycles can cause smaller decorative concrete sections to sink independently from the adjoining slabs.
After
Sure-Dry restored the decorative patio border using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam, carefully lifting and stabilizing the settled section until it was once again flush with the main patio. Unlike traditional mudjacking, PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam is lightweight, cures quickly, and provides long-lasting support without adding unnecessary weight to the underlying soils. The completed repair eliminated the uneven transition, restored the patio's appearance, and helped prevent further movement of the decorative concrete border.
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Front Steps Repaired & Tripping Hazard Eliminated in Little Chute, WI
In Little Chute, WI, a homeowner faced a considerable issue: a sunken sidewalk caused an unsafe, uneven surface, leading to a tripping hazard for grandma. The before photo highlights the problematic step. After our Sure-Dry team assessed the situation, we implemented our proven systems — PolyLevel® and NexusPro®. As the after photo illustrates, PolyLevel effectively stabilized, lifted, and leveled the sidewalk, while NexusPro Joint Sealant ensured long-term protection by sealing cracks and joints. These trusted, innovative solutions restored safety and peace of mind to the home's entrance walkway.
Cracked and Sunken Concrete Repaired in Little Chute, WI
Before
The homeowner in Little Chute, WI had a small two-car concrete driveway with settled and uneven slabs, creating visible trip hazards and improper drainage toward the garage. Cracks between panels allowed water to penetrate beneath the concrete, increasing the risk of further settlement during freeze-thaw cycles common in Wisconsin. The uneven surface detracted from curb appeal and raised concerns about long-term concrete failure.
After
Sure-Dry stabilized and leveled the driveway using PolyLevel® to lift and realign the settled concrete slabs, restoring a smooth and even surface. Once proper elevation was achieved, cracks and joints were sealed with NexusPro® to prevent water infiltration and protect the base material below. The process corrected the uneven panels without the need for concrete replacement and improved both safety and drainage performance.
The homeowner now has a level, durable driveway with improved appearance and long-term protection against further settlement.
Concrete Sidewalk Lifted in Little Chute, WI
Before The sidewalk outside this Little Chute, WI home had developed uneven sections and settling that created noticeable height differences between slabs. Over time, the shifting concrete became both a tripping concern and a drainage issue as water began collecting near the walkway after rain and snowmelt. Problems like these are common for homeowners searching for concrete leveling, concrete lifting contractor services, and concrete sidewalk repair throughout Outagamie County due to seasonal freeze-thaw movement and soil settlement beneath exterior slabs.
The homeowner wanted to correct the sinking sidewalk without the mess and added weight associated with traditional mudjacking or slab jacking methods, while preserving the existing concrete surface.
After Sure-Dry restored the settled sidewalk using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam to carefully lift and stabilize the affected concrete slabs. The lightweight foam was injected beneath the sidewalk through small access points, filling voids beneath the concrete while raising the slabs back toward their original position. Unlike traditional mudjacking methods that rely on heavier grout materials, PolyLevel provides a faster-curing concrete lifting solution with minimal disruption and reduced stress on underlying soils.
After leveling was completed, the joints and cracks were sealed using NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help reduce water intrusion and future soil washout beneath the sidewalk. The completed repair improved both safety and appearance while helping extend the life of the existing concrete walkway.
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Broken Concrete Driveway Repair & Joint Sealant Installed in Little Chute, WI
Before
A homeowner in Little Chute, WI had a concrete driveway with severely cracked slabs and noticeable signs of settlement. The cracking had progressed well beyond small surface imperfections, leaving the driveway uneven and creating openings where water could easily reach the soils beneath the concrete.
In Wisconsin, badly cracked concrete can become a cycle of continued deterioration. Rain and melting snow enter through open cracks, contributing to erosion and void formation beneath the slabs. When moisture freezes and thaws, movement in the supporting soils can make existing cracks and settlement even worse.
Although the slabs were heavily cracked, much of the existing concrete could still be stabilized and repaired rather than immediately tearing out and replacing the entire driveway.
After
Sure-Dry repaired the driveway using PolyLevel®. Lightweight polyurethane foam was injected beneath the affected slabs, where it expanded to fill underlying voids, stabilize the concrete and provide controlled lifting to improve uneven areas.
Compared with traditional mudjacking, PolyLevel requires much smaller injection holes, adds significantly less weight to already-compromised soils and cures quickly with minimal downtime.
Once the slabs were stabilized, NexusPro® was applied to the appropriate cracks and joints. Sealing these openings is especially important on a driveway with extensive cracking because it helps limit water from continuing to reach and erode the supporting soils beneath the concrete.
The existing cracks don't simply disappear when concrete is lifted, but stabilizing the slabs and protecting the vulnerable openings can dramatically improve the driveway's condition and help extend the useful life of the existing concrete.
This Little Chute homeowner now has a more stable, more even and better-protected driveway without the disruption of completely removing and replacing the existing slabs.
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