Concrete Lifting and Leveling Photo Album: Concrete Repair in Granite City, IL

This homes concrete patio and walkway was experiencing unlevel concrete. Following a detailed inspection and consultation with the homeowner, our team developed a tailored repair approach. We utilized our high-performance polyurethane foam system to lift and level the slabs, then applied joint sealant and caulking for a smooth, finished appearance. The foam is injected beneath the concrete, where it expands to raise and stabilize the surface—providing a durable, long-term solution that helps protect against soil washout, water penetration, and extreme weather.

Before Concrete Leveling

As you can see in this image the gaps in the concrete slabs have overtime began to become unlevel cause tripping hazards and lessening curb appeal.

Concrete Sealant at Woods

A quality concrete sealant, such as SealantPro®, will protect your concrete surface against water intrusion. Sealing your concrete closes pores, preventing water from entering, freezing, and thawing over time. As a result, you won't have to worry about cracks in your concrete.

Before Repair

Our team guarantees a consultation with each customer to ensure a perfect solution is set in stone.

DIY Results Won't Last

While DIYing your concrete repair might seem tempting, you should leave this to the professional concrete contractors at Woods Basement Systems, Inc. We use high-quality concrete products to efficiently and effectively fix cracked concrete. Call us today!

Practical and Affordable Solution

Concrete lifting with our PolyLevel® system is a practical, affordable solution for concrete sidewalk repair. In addition to taking less time and costing you less, concrete leveling is far less disruptive to the landscaping.

One Time Solution

Experts recommend sealing concrete every two to five years to increase the longevity of your concrete. However, SealantPro® only needs to be applied once to protect your concrete for its lifetime.

Don't Leave Concrete Cracks Unrepaired

Cracks in concrete allow water intrusion, resulting in further cracking as the water freezes and thaws, expanding and contracting continuously.

Quick Results for Concrete Repair

With concrete replacement, it usually takes about a day for the concrete to cure.

The Better Solution

If the concrete is ripped out and repoured, the grass can be damaged from the heavy equipment and the removal of the old slab. With PolyLevel® injection lifting, there's almost no waiting for the concrete to cure before you can walk on it.