Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

With this driveway being on a troubling hillside, it was no surprise to see that it had started to crack. You see, when a driveway is on a hilly surface, it is more likely for the soil underneath the concrete to experience washing, where water forcibly moves the dirt down the hill. We were able to level out the driveway with our foam jacking services, which will also help prevent soil washout from happening in the future. We topped the project off by sealing all the cracks with our NexusPro sealant. The homeowners were happy that their beautiful concrete driveway was saved. 

The driveway for this home was sinking into the ground and was causing problems for the owner whenever they pulled in and out of their garage. We were able to lift it with Polylevel and make the driveway a lot more smooth. 

In West Milton, OH, a homeowner noticed the worrying sight of soil eroding from beneath their front porch, posing danger and concern for both safety and aesthetics. As seen in the 'before' photo, the visible gap and uneven concrete raised alarms. That's where we came in with a reliable and long-lasting solution. We expertly applied PolyLevel, a leading industry technology to stabilize and level the concrete, then sealed the gaps with our durable NexusPro product, ensuring no further erosion would occur. The 'after' photo showcases not only the remarkable transformation but also our commitment to providing homeowners with peace of mind and a visually appealing outcome. Our mission to deliver a rare combination of a remarkable customer experience and dependable home repair solutions is vividly mirrored in this project's success.

A homeowner in Lebanon, Ohio called The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati regarding some problems they were having with some sunken slabs on the sidewalk and driveway of the home.  We used Polylevel Injection to raise the slabs and Nexus Pro Joint Sealant to seal the joints of the driveway and sidewalk. 

This home owner liked our concrete crack repair so much in February 2023 that they wanted more of the same work done in late December, 2023. We used polylevel foam to raise certain parts of the stairs and sidewalk, bringing the concrete back to a level surface.