Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A concrete driveway in House Springs, Missouri had cracking due to moving ground soils. To fix this issue, Woods installed the PolyLevel System. This system is comprised of a highly durable foam that is injected directly under the concrete. As it cures, it lifts the concrete up back to its original position. Thanks to this install, the driveway will stay level and intact for decades to come.

Customer, Judy of Elsberry, Missouri, had an issue with the pavement in her driveway: it was pulling away from the home's foundation. Not knowing what to do, she called woods Basement Systems for help. Systems design specialist, Brandon B., recommended PolyLevel for the job.

Foreman, Andrew T. did the job. PolyLevel works to permanently lift and stabilize concrete slabs with a high density polyurethane formula, or foam. Small, dime-sized holes are drilling into the pavement and then the polymer is injected into the void. The holes are covered with cement and the concrete can be used within 15 minutes.

So Judy H. can now safely use her driveway. 

This before and after shows images of a concrete sidewalk before we restored it with PolyLEVEL. The cracking, uneven concrete is an indicator that a PolyLEVEL restoration is needed.

Cindy W was concerned when she noticed that the walkway outside of her home was uneven. So, she decided to call Woods Basement Systems. System Design Specialist Jeremy K was able to come up with a solution to the problem.

Foreman William T used PolyLevel to even out the concrete on Cindy’s sidewalk. PolyLevel is injected into the sinking portion of the concrete and will raise the level of concrete that is sinking. The injection leaves behind a dime sized hole that will be filled in with concrete. 

A concrete slab was sinking in Hillsboro, MO, so the PolyLevel System was installed. This will stabilize, lift, and level the slab with high-strength polyurethane foam. Pea-sized holes were drilled into the concrete and the foam was injected to fill the void underneath. This installation technique allows the foam to expand as it cures, precisely lifting the slab back up. This will restore peace of mind for years to come!