Before & After Photos

A store owner in North Haledon, NJ,  had terrible sinking sidewalks outside of his store and needed to fix them immediately due to the fact that it was an eye soar outside of his place of business. One day he saw one of Quality 1st Basement Systems' trucks with a PolyLevel advertisement on the side. This caught his attention right away and called for a free estimate. PolyLevel was pumped into the sidewalk and lifted back to the desired level. The store owner was so satisfied with the concrete leveling done by Quality 1st, that he recommended the company to other businesses in the area experiencing the same thing! 

We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff Pitek out to inspect a front walkway area in Hillburn, NJ and provide a solution. Jeff explained that a concrete slab will sink if the soil underneath becomes too wet or too dry. Our concrete raising solution, PolyLevel is injected beneath the slab to raise and stabilize it to prevent future sinking and settling. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems raised this sinking concrete with PolyLevel. Sinking concrete can be a safety hazard for pedestrians and bike riders, so it is important to keep all sidewalks even and level. This Essex County sidewalk is now much safer and level!

Bloomfield, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement System after realizing their floor was settling. The homeowner had looked at our website and was very interested in PolyLevel Foam injections. PolyLevel is a foam that can lift a concrete slab back to level without having to rip up and re pour. The foam is injected under each sinking slab, once underneath, it begins to expand and harden, lifting the slab. PolyLevel is an affordable alternative that will raise any slab and allow the homeowner to walk or drive over it within 15 minutes of job completion.  

A smooth ride into the driveway can be interrupted by sinking concrete at the apron and/or the sidewalk leading to the driveway. Jonathan Seminerio, a Concrete Specialist, proposed PolyLevel foam injection to lift the concrete and eliminate the drop. Foreman Sean Johnson and his crew went on-site to install the PolyLevel and resolve the issue.