Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

To repair concrete that is uneven, like the walkway shown in these images, our team injects a polyurethane foam underneath the concrete slabs that expands on top of the soil underneath and lifts the concrete to a level state. Next, a sealant is placed between the concrete joints which works to help prevent your concrete from, water causing soil erosion, cracking and sinking for years to come.  Our process involves the concrete being ready to use within 15-30 minutes after installation, for a long lasting, and safe solution to concrete repair. 

John L. of St. Charles, Missouri was concerned about his cracked, uneven driveway. As the soil settled, the concrete settled causing the cracking. System design specialist Austin G. designed a solution to restore the driveway.

Foreman Andrew T. installed PolyLEVEL. PolyLEVEL lifts the concrete to its original position. Unlike concrete, PolyLEVEL does not settle so it is a long lasting solution. John is happy to know his driveway is safe to use.

Concrete floors can sometimes crack and leave holes. PolyLevel can get inside the cracks and fill them so that they don't split any further.

Jim of Saint Charles, Missouri has wanted to fix his driveway for years. After looking over his options, he decided to give Woods Basement Systems a call. He then talked to Phillip H., one of our system design specialist. Phillip then recommended the installation of PolyLevel to fix the issue.

Foreman, Andrew T. and his crew installed the Polylevel in order to provide support for the unleveled driveway. This product is made out of inorganic materials and is a lighter material than mud jacking. PolyLevel won't cause the soil to sink and is the best option for a permeant fix.

Now Jim can enjoy his driveway knowing that it is leveled!

A concrete porch in Saint Peters, Missouri was starting to crack and separate from its house due to moving ground soils. To fix this problem, Woods installed their PolyLevel System. This system uses a high-strength polyurethane foam injected underneath the concrete to lift it back to its original position. In just a few hours, this porch was restored and the results will last for decades.