Before & After Photos

To ensure the safety of their patients and employees, The Deborah Heart & Lung Center in Browns Mills, NJ contacted Quality 1st in 2015 to remove tripping hazards caused from sinking concrete. The installation was completed and all trip hazards were removed with PolyLevel. The Deborah Heart & Lung Center was so satisfied with their initial PolyLevel experience that when they recently noticed sinking concrete in a different area of the Center, they contacted Quality 1st again. Just as our team did before, they came in and leveled the concrete, sealed the joints, and filled the holes. Now the center is completely safe for patients and employees.

A sidewalk in the Brown Mills area of New Jersey had settled creating a small trip hazard. Quality 1st Basements drilled small holes into the sinking sidewalk. Using special equipment, Polyurethane foam known as PolyLevel is injected beneath the slab. The foam raises the concrete back towards its original position and then hardens to permanently stabilize it. 

Trip hazard was removed and the sidewalk could be used just 15 minutes after raised. 

A Brown Mills, NJ homeowner was interested in repairing their sinking concrete sidewalk. Quality 1st Basement Systems used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the sinking slabs. Peace of mind was restored to the homeowner knowing their sidewalk is repaired. 

A homeowner from Browns Mills, NJ noticed that the concrete step leading to their front door had settled over time, creating an uneven and potentially hazardous entryway. Wanting a solution that was both quick and long-lasting, they chose to repair it using PolyLevel and NexusPro.

With PolyLevel, experts were able to lift the sunken step by injecting a lightweight, expanding foam beneath the concrete, raising it back to its proper height with precision. To finish the job, they applied NexusPro sealant to fill any cracks and joints, protecting the area from water intrusion and future settling. The result was a stable, level step that restored safe access to the front door and improved the home's overall curb appeal.

A homeowner contacted Quality 1st when they realized their concrete was sinking and settling. Not wanting to go through the expense and hassle of replacing the concrete, they were looking for an alternative solution.  Our System Design Specialist, Jay, inspected the area and suggested PolyLevel would be the best solution for the homeowner.

Our PolyLevel Foreman, Richard, went out to complete the installation. Richard and his team drilled penny- size holes into the concrete and  injected the polyurethane foam. They were able to lift and level the concrete within minutes without disrupting the surrounding areas. To complete the installation, our team installed NexusPro joint sealant to seal the joints of the concrete to prevent water from getting beneath the surface of the concrete and causing settlement in the future.