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Concrete Lifting and Leveling Photo Album: Concrete Pool Deck Lifted and Leveled in Staunton, Illinois

Lonnie C. of Staunton, IL was concerned about their sunken concrete patio and pool deck. Fortunately, System Design Specialist Jon D. was able to help! Underneath Production Manager Chris B., Foreman Roger B. was able to install an effective system to lift and level that concrete. Now Lonnie can rest assured that the pool area is now safe and level and can be enjoyed for many years to come!

Before Installation: Tripping Hazard

Here you can see how the slabs are uneven, creating a hazard that can lead to an unfortunate tripping accident.

PolyLevel Injected

PolyLevel is injected through penny-sized holes that are drilled into the slabs by the installer. From there, the two-part polyurethane based foam is injected underneath the slab.

Raising the Slab

After the PolyLevel is injected, it expands and hardens. PolyLevel only weighs about 4 pounds per cubic foot, but don't be fooled, it has extremely high lifting power without putting excessive weight on the soils below.

Fast Curing Time

PolyLevel cures in approximately 15 minutes. This allows you to use your newly repaired concrete areas in no time at all!

Covered Up

After PolyLevel is cured, the holes are filled back in with concrete so they can blend in with the rest of the slab after it dries. PolyLevel installation is minimally invasive and allows you to see results in a short period of time!

Designed to Last

PolyLevel won't wash away with water, making it a great option for concrete areas, even around the pool! PolyLevel is also environmentally safe, and will not leach an harmful chemicals into the surrounding soils.