Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

This 1980's slab on grade ranch style home was experiencing some settlement in the northern & eastern portions of the home.  The settlement was treated by injecting a lightweight expansive polyurethane (PolyLEVEL) to fill existing voids and lift the floor slab. Additionally, to concrete lifting services, Arizona Foundation Solutions do concrete step repair in Prescott, Arizona as well!

A homeowner in Mesa, AZ noticed their garage-adjacent walkway slab had begun sinking and separating from the main concrete surface. Soil settlement and erosion beneath the slab created uneven elevation and visible gaps along the joint.

Our team injected high-density PolyLevel foam beneath the affected slab to fill voids, lift the concrete back into position, and permanently stabilize the area. This Mesa concrete leveling project restored safety, eliminated trip hazards, and reinforced the slab against future settlement.

If you’re searching for concrete lifting in Mesa, AZ or need professional slab stabilization near you, our team provides fast, long-lasting solutions designed specifically for Arizona soil conditions.

In Scottsdale, Arizona, Eddy, our experienced foreman, leads a specialized team in tackling concrete repair challenges. Our customer care representative, Nevaeh, ensures smooth appointment bookings, while our design specialist, Eli, evaluates each problem meticulously. Today, they are addressing a sunken sidewalk that has become a tripping hazard.

Concrete is a heavy material, and over time, the soil beneath can compress, causing the concrete to settle. This is not only an aesthetic issue but also a significant safety concern. Traditional methods like mud jacking add more weight to the already compromised soil, often exacerbating the problem. Fortunately, our team uses PolyLevel®, a cutting-edge polymer injection foam that offers a faster, more affordable alternative to traditional concrete repair methods.

PolyLevel® is designed to lift and stabilize settled slabs, sidewalks, and other concrete surfaces efficiently. Its light weight (about 4 lbs. per cubic foot) and powerful lifting capacity make it ideal for areas where additional load is undesirable. Moreover, PolyLevel® is waterproof, stable, inert, and quick-curing, minimizing downtime and ensuring long-lasting results.

The project in Scottsdale, Arizona, overseen by our foreman Eddy, was a success. Nevaeh expertly scheduled the appointment, and Eli's precise evaluation ensured a tailored solution for the sunken sidewalk.

Using PolyLevel®, our team lifted the uneven sidewalk to create a safe, level surface. This advanced polymer injection technique allowed us to stabilize the concrete without adding unnecessary weight to the soil. The results were impressive: within minutes of application, the sidewalk was restored to its original position, eliminating the tripping hazard.

PolyLevel®'s quick curing time meant that the area was ready for full use just 30 minutes after the injection. This noninvasive method minimized disruption and mess, providing a seamless repair that will stand the test of time. The use of PolyLevel® also offers significant advantages over traditional methods, including its lightweight nature, waterproof properties, and the ability to be finely tuned for various applications.

Our team's expertise in handling PolyLevel® ensures that whether it's a sunken sidewalk, driveway, or any other concrete repair, we deliver reliable, efficient, and cost-effective solutions. For residents in Scottsdale and nearby areas, PolyLevel® is the go-to choice for concrete repair, offering unparalleled benefits and peace of mind.

In Scottsdale, AZ we lifted and leveled this walkway including the driveway using out concrete repair protection proceedure. This includes polylevel and nexus pro. 

The walkway up to the beautiful Gilbert, AZ home had a number of trip hazards.  Concrete slabs can sink & settle, creating the potential for someone to trip & seriously injure themselves.  

PolyLevel was the ideal solution for this concrete problem!