Before & After Photos

A Newton, PA homeowner was interested in repairing their concrete walkway, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. As a solution, we used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the concrete. Since the installation, the homeowner has not worried about any concrete issues around their home.

The sidewalk leading up to the stairs at this home in Newfield had settled, creating a large trip hazard. After hearing about PolyLevel on Facebook, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements to inspect their concrete. A Concrete Repair Specialist headed out to the home and created a plan to raise the concrete. On the day of the installation, our team raised the slabs by injecting Polyurethane foam beneath them. Once the slabs were leveled, the team applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal off the area and prevent water and wind from eroding the soil beneath the slabs again. The area is now completely trip hazard free and safe for pedestrians. 

Wow! Check out this concrete pool deck transformation in Millville, NJ! To completely eliminate tripping hazards around the pool, we used our PolyLevel Injections which bring the concrete to a raised and level position.

This Millville NJ homeowner was struggling with uneven concrete slabs on their front porch patio walkway, potentially causing tripping hazards and a decline to the structural integrity of the home. After contacting our team of concrete repair professionals at Quality 1st, we were able to assist in setting up a formal meeting with our system design specialist Nelson. Following this interaction our skilled foreman Ash and his crew arrived shortly after at the home and began installing our specially patented PolyLevel Foam Injections beneath the slabs essentially stabilizing and restoring them to their initial surface height. The crew also installed our ultra violet-resistant NexusPro Joint Sealant to ensure the walkway is fully protected against erosion. Now this owner can rejoice in their newly renovated and fully fortified walkway!

A homeowner in Gibbsboro, New Jersey was noticing their sidewalk was sinking and settling. When concrete is poured over backfilled soil, the soil settles over time and creates a void under the concrete. As water runs down through the cracks, it washes the soil out as it passes through. The homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, was able to help them fix this issue. He suggested a polyurethane foam to be injected in the concrete. Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, used the PolyLevel System to lift and stabilize the concrete. This is done by drilling small holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids, causing the concrete to level back to its original position.