Before & After Photos

This homeowner was experiencing washout and soil voids under slabs of his driveway. He has a son and was worried about him getting hurt while playing outside, so he wanted the repair to be done for the sake of his peace of mind. We used our injectable PolyLevel foam to level his driveway and then we sealed the cracks with our NexusPro technology. 

Cracked or unlevel concrete can lead to serious issues down the road. Concrete repair is essential for your driveway, sidewalk, or patio to protect it for the future. 

This homeowner has recently been thinking about the age and health of his wife, himself, and their friends that often come over. He wants to protect everyone from falling on their sidewalk and step. Plus he wants to maintain the curb appeal of their home. We sent our team over to take a look at it and decipher what the issue is. We found that the soil around the concrete was dried out from warm weather, making the concrete sink. Then once it started to rain, the soil underneath was slowly washed away. To raise the concrete back up, we used our expandable foam that is injected below the concrete. Then we used NexusPro, a long-lasting silicone joint and crack sealant. 

Lew is a homeowner in Independence, MO that needed concrete repair for the pool deck. Water would come into the home from the pool deck and the problem needed to be fixed before the problem became worse.  System Design Specialist Daryn Britton went out to the home and recommended filling the voids underneath the concrete slabs to prevent water from moving the concrete. The crew lifted and stabilized the affected concrete with PolyLevel and then filled the joints with NexusPro Joint Sealant. Lew was thrilled by the outcome! 

This Homeowner wanted to have their stamped concrete leveled to they would no longer have tripping hazards. 

we used PolyLevel to level the concrete to fix the tripping hazards. We then Sealed the joints and between the house and the concrete with NexasPro to prevent water from washing out the dirt again.