Before & After Photos

Sidewalk and driveway leveling in Tiffin, IA. 

Homeowner Kelly and Justin recently contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems when they were interested in learning more about the PolyLevel services that we offer. PolyLevel is a foam that fills the void under the concrete slab. The foam expands and hardens under the slab, as the foam expands the slab is lifted and then it is sealed. they had PolyFoam injected under the labs around their pool. 

In Independence, IA, this driveway was starting to worry the homeowner with worsening cracks and some uneven slabs. The thought of the driveway settling and becoming more uneven was concerning. We stepped in with a solution that ensures long-lasting stability and a beautiful driveway fro years to come. Using our PolyLevel system, we took care of the necessary lifting and leveling with accuracy. To tacked potential water intrusion and prevent future issues, we also applied NexusPro Joint Sealant. The result? A stable, well-sealed driveway that not only stands strong but looks clean and sharp, ensuring peace of mind. Ready to tackle the uneven concrete around your Independence, IA home? Contact us today for a free estimate!

These sinking driveway slabs were a tripping hazard in this Center Point, IA home. The homeowners decided that they should give the experts at MidAmerica Basement Systems a call. Soon, foreman Levi Freund and his crew were raising the concrete driveway. The homeowners are happy that they have eliminated the tripping hazard and now have a smooth ride in and out of the garage. 

The concrete slabs under Jack’s stairs to his porch had sunken and shifted so much, it made the stairs unsafe to walk on, making it necessary for him to remove the stairs to prevent anyone from walking on them. His main concern was how much it was going to cost him to have it torn up and replaced. He was than introduced to the alternative solution of PolyLevel from MidAmerica Basement Systems. PolyLevel uses high-density polymers to lift, level, and stable sunken concrete slabs. Smaller than dime-sized holes are drilled into the slabs, and PolyLevel is injected, filling the voids that initially caused the slabs to sink. After the voids are filled, the polyurethane expands, lifting the concrete back to its level, stable state.