Before & After Photos

PolyLevel and NexusPro used to make old driveway look new. 

Repaired front walkway looks new after concrete lifting and leveling. 

When this Bettendorf, IA, homeowner noticed water pooling along their foundation from a sunken patio, they reached out to us for a durable solution. In the before photo, you can see how the settlement of the patio which had resulted in cracking as well. To fix this, we utilized our PolyLevel System, smoothly lifting the concrete back into position with its expanding foam. We then applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to effectively seal the cracks, and finalized the process with SealantPro to secure the concrete against moisture. Take a look at the transformation in the after photo. 

Jennifer was very upset that her sidewalk had sunken 2 inches from her porch when her home was recently new. She searched for solutions to her problem and found MidAmerica Basement Systems’ PolyLevel solution. During her inspection, Mac had diagnosed how the issue had become apparent so quickly. A downspout was placed right next to the sidewalk, and was causing washouts, leaving large voids for the concrete to sink in. PolyLevel was injected under the concrete to fill the void, made of a waterproof material, and lift the slab back to its original position. PolyLevel helped close the 2-inch gap between the sidewalk and porch, leaving it looking the same as it did when it was first poured. It was also suggested that installing a new downspout line away from the concrete to prevent future washouts elsewhere.

Terrance and Deb were having issues with their sidewalk to their front door. Some areas had sunk terribly, leaving the entrance unsafe to access. They contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems to have their sidewalk lifted and leveled for the safety of their guests. Cole offered them the solution PolyLevel to be injected under the concrete. Once PolyLevel is injected, it fills the voids to create a stable hold, and expands to lift the concrete back to level. After PolyLevel sets, NexusPro Joint Sealant is applied to all the cracks to prevent future washouts of the ground underneath. This allows for a longer-lasting, stabilized fix for the sidewalk. Terrance and Deb no longer worry of tripping hazards for their guests.