Before & After Photos

Sunken sidewalks can cause turn a home’s curb appeal to an unsightly look. Injected PolyLevel from MidAmerica Basement Systems can help lift and stabilize the sunken slabs. For Aaron, his sidewalk had dropped about 3 inches from the concrete stoop. After PolyLevel was injected, the slab was lifted back to its original position, eliminating the excessive gap. To prevent future voids from forming, a NexusPro Joint Sealant was placed along the crack. It prevents water from seeping in between the slabs and washing out the ground underneath. Aaron’s curb appeal is now back to beautiful with leveled concrete slabs.

Homeowner’s concrete slab in the garage was extremely cracked and started to slope. MidAmerica Basement Systems experts used PolyLevel and Nexus Pro to repair the crack and level the slope. PolyLevel is a high-density foam which was used to raise the slope to its original state. Nexus Pro is used to fill in cracks on concrete slabs so water does not go into it. If water gets into the cracks, the soil will change and gain more cracks and uneven concrete slabs. 

In Rock Falls, IL, a homeowner faced a tripping hazard due to an uneven sidewalk - a common yet perilous issue. As seen in the before photo, the misaligned concrete presented a clear danger. Our team at MidAmerica Basement Systems swiftly addressed this by utilizing PolyLevel and NexusPro - innovative solutions for concrete lifting and sealing. Notice in the after photo the seamless alignment and safety restored, proving our commitment to delivering a reliable, lasting fix and an exceptional homeowner experience.

Richard was having issues with using his patio due to sunken areas that created tripping hazards. He was afraid of how much it was going to cost him to replace the patio until he heard of the PolyLevel solution. Cole, from MidAmerica Basement Systems offered him an effective result that will lift, level, and stabilize the concrete patio so that he will not need to replace the area. Once PolyLevel is injected under the concrete, the voids are filled, and the slab is lifted. The cure time takes minutes, allowing Richard to access the area at his convince instead of waiting for days, even weeks on end for new concrete to set.

Homeowner Phil has lived in his home for many years. Over time he noticed that the driveway of his home was sinking and cracking. He decided that it was time to seek professional advice about the sinking. After speaking with MidAmerica Basement Systems he knew that it was time to have it fixed. The concrete lifting and leveling service comes in the form of a polyurethane foam. The foam is injected under the slab, the foam then expands and hardens lifting the slab.