Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Homeowners in Saint Peters, MO had concrete that was severely unlevel and sinking.  Our team at Woods Basement Systems installed the PolyLevel System, which is a state-of-the-art approach to repairing concrete that is sinking.  After drilling small holes into the concrete, a polymer foam is injected into the concrete slab to stabilize the surface.  The homeowners were happy with their leveled concrete and peace of mind!

A patio was sinking in Saint Peters, MO, causing safety concerns for the homeowners. To solve this issue, PolyLevel™, a polyurethane foam injected underneath the concrete slabs through pea-sized holes, was used. Once the PolyLevel™ cures, it hardens to become rock solid and lifts the concrete slabs up. With the patio leveled, the homeowners' peace of mind will be restored for years to come! 

A garage floor in Saint Peters, MO was littered with cracks and needed to be addressed. This was causing distress to the homeowner, so they decided to give Woods a call. To solve this issue, NexusPro™ was used. This highly flexible sealant will withstand any harsh weather. With this system in place, the homeowner can rest easy knowing their garage floor is in great shape! 

Saint Peters, MO homeowner Mike W. was interested in lifting his sunken concrete patio. System Design Specialist Jon D. understood his needs and recommended PolyLevel and NexusPro. These systems can effectively lift the slabs and seal the joints, making the area safer to walk on and more attractive. Underneath Production manager Chris B., Foremen Scott H. and Roger P., along with their crews, installed these effective systems, and now Mike can rest assured that his patio is now the same level and will last for many years to come!

A concrete driveway was sinking in Saint Peters, MO, causing the slabs to become uneven and creating a large slope in the driveway. To solve these issues, the PolyLevel System was installed. This will stabilize, lift, and level the concrete slabs 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 improve the safety of the driveway and restore peace of mind for years to come!