Arizona Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

In Glendale, Arizona, a homeowner faced significant issues with their pool deck. The concrete slabs had settled unevenly, creating dangerous tripping hazards around the pool area. Cracks had formed in the concrete, allowing moisture to seep beneath and further destabilize the soil, causing additional damage. The homeowner contacted Arizona Foundation Solutions for a comprehensive repair solution. Gamalier, the project foreman, oversaw the entire process, while Amanda, the customer care representative, ensured smooth scheduling and communication. Greg, the design specialist, evaluated the situation and recommended the use of PolyLevel® and NexusPro for the repair.

After the evaluation, the team from Arizona Foundation Solutions got to work. Greg, the design specialist, recommended PolyLevel® for lifting and leveling the settled slabs and NexusPro for sealing the cracks. The process began with the injection of PolyLevel® foam beneath the sunken slabs. This foam expanded to fill the voids and lift the concrete back to its original level, stabilizing the soil beneath. The quick-curing properties of PolyLevel® allowed the homeowner to use their pool deck within just 30 minutes of completion.

Next, the team addressed the cracks in the concrete using NexusPro. This silicone-based sealant was expertly applied to the prepared cracks and control joints. The NexusPro sealant, resistant to UV rays and extreme temperatures, ensured long-lasting protection against further damage. Within 60 minutes, the sealant had cured, providing a durable and aesthetically pleasing finish.

Thanks to the efforts of Gamalier, Amanda, and Greg, the homeowner in Glendale now enjoys a safe, level pool deck free from tripping hazards and unsightly cracks. The innovative use of PolyLevel® and NexusPro not only restored the concrete surfaces but also provided a long-term solution to prevent future problems.

The V. family called us out because they noticed a huge crack in their slab when they went to replace flooring.  Here you can see how big the crack was before we did the stitch and how you can't even tell the crack was there when we were done.

This wonderful home built in 1974 was showing signs of stem wall failure. The Homeowner has lived in the house for 10 years and absolutely loves living there!  A horizontal crack began in the stem wall and you can see the rebar inside the concrete. The Homeowner was concerned that the house would fall in around them. Our outstanding stem wall repair team came out and was able to fix the problem. The team cut out the existing rebar and replaced it with our non-ferrous composite.

The stem wall on this Glendale, AZ was cracking and flaking. Our expert stem wall repair came out and replace the existing rebar with our non-ferrous composite system.

A single-family residence built in 1973 down in Glendale was facing some concrete crack problems. The Homeowners were remodeling so decided to repair the floor since they were investing in the house, so, they decided to fix the concrete crack. The Homeowner called Arizona Foundation Solutions to go and visit the owners to see the problem. The concrete repair experts concluded that the best solution for the problem would be to do some concrete crack stitches.