Unleveled Driveway Close-Up
Zoomed in, we can see just how unlevel this concrete is. In order to level this driveway, the team will have to use PolyLevel to lift the concrete about two inches.
Concrete Gap and Unleveled Concrete
There may only be a half an inch difference in height between these two slabs, but the difference will continue to grow if the problem is not addressed.
Unleveled Driveway Before Repair
There may only be a three quarters difference in height between the two slabs, but someone's foot could easily catch this ledge. Before someone gets seriously hurt, Woods will take care of the issue.
Unsealed Driveway
When Woods does the water test, you can easily see how the water soaks into the concrete. With SealantPro, all liquid penetration is blocked, so that water, oil, gasoline, etc. cannot soak into the concrete. This product also helps to prevent coloring and staining.
Large Crack Filled With NexusPro
Team Woods used NexusPro to fill in the large gap that stretched across the driveway.
Sidewalk After Woods
This sidewalk is now leveled and sealed, as well as any gaps and cracks filled.
Front Porch Lifted, Leveled, and Sealed
The front porch looks good as new! It is now protected and will last for a long time.
Driveway After Repair
The driveway has been leveled and sealed. Any gaps and cracks have also been filled. Do you spot the Woods Basement Systems truck in the background?
