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Concrete Lifting and Leveling Photo Album: Concrete Driveway and Sidewalk Repaired and Leveled in Oakville, Missouri

This Oakville, MO resident was concerned about their uneven and cracked sidewalk and driveway. Luckily, System Design Specialist Alexander D. was able to help! Underneath Production Manager Frankie D., Foreman Roger P. and his crew was able to install a PolyLevel System, as well as a fiberboard expansion joint to help prevent any more damage to their concrete slabs! Now this homeowner can enjoy their newly leveled and repaired concrete areas!

Before Installation: Cracked and Uneven Concrete Driveway

Here you can see that this driveway had cracks and uneven concrete slabs. This can be a tripping hazard and lead to unwanted tripping accidents.

PolyLevel Injected Underneath the Slabs

Here you can see that PolyLevel has been injected underneath the concrete. Our crew will drill small holes into the slab, allowing the expanding foam blend to get injected directly underneath and where it need to be.

Filled-in and Cleaned Up

After PolyLevel cures, the holes that were drilled are filled back in with concrete to blend in with the rest of the slab!

Flexible Expansion Joint

This expansion joint is engineered to be a cost-effective solution to help protect damage from street creep. It is environmentally-friendly, and can be installed quickly.

Up-Close Look at Expansion Joint

This expansion joint is known as CompressionGuard. It works to flex with the concrete slabs overtime, protecting your driveway and home from further damage.

Fast-Curing Time

PolyLevel cures in nearly 15 minutes! With the minimally-invasive process and quick curing time, this process can usually be completed in less than a day!