American Waterworks Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Chaseburg, WI, saw that their sidewalk was beginning to sink into the ground. Worried it would affect the home's curb appeal, the homeowner began looking for a solution. While searching, the homeowner came across an article discussing PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam solution. After reading the article, the homeowner was convinced. The homeowner looked into concrete repair companies that offer PolyLevel injection. After they looked through several companies, the homeowner was drawn to work with us, American Waterworks. The homeowner called our Appointment Center and signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the appointment was set, the homeowner awaited the arrival of Will, one of our Design Specialists. After Will arrived at the home, he began his detailed inspection of the sidewalk. Will determined the sidewalk was sinking into the ground and he recommended lifting the concrete back to its original height. Wanting to restore their curb appeal, the homeowner agreed with Will's recommendations. After they were approved, Will sent the plans to the office to be finalized. Next, the plans were directed to our Foreman, Troy, and his crew, so they could begin the project. When they arrived, Troy and his crew began by lifting the sidewalk using PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution. The crew lifted the entire sidewalk to be even with its original height. Once the PolyLevel was fully installed, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was grateful for the wonderful work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to restore our customer's sidewalks.  

A Chaseburg, WI, homeowner had noticed his concrete sidewalk sinking over the years. He didn't want the issue to persist and didn't care to spend money replacing the entire sidewalk, so he began to look into concrete repair WI. When he found our website, he signed up for his FREE estimate, and several weeks later, Ross J, one of our Design Specialists, was headed out to the home.  

Ross got right to work assessing the concrete, and when he finished, he informed the homeowner that we could address the issue with the help of our PolyLevel injection. Ross explained that PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when it's injected beneath sinking concrete slabs. It slowly fills voids left by soil erosion and, in the process, lifts the sunken concrete back to its desired location. Ross went on to say that he wanted to protect the lift using our NexusPro. This silicone-based sealant gets installed to the cracks and joints in the newly lifted concrete and serves as a barrier against moisture. The homeowner liked the sound of Ross's plan, so he scheduled his job on the spot. 

On the day of the installation, Sam K, one of our Foremen, completed the lift and seal with no issues. Now, our customer can rest easy knowing his concrete is level! 

This client was looking to clean up and waterproof their crawlspace.  American Waterworks was able to create a permanent solution with our encapsulation system that totally separates and protects the crawl space interior from outdoor conditions, keeping the space clean and dry.

A homeowner in Sparta, WI reached out to American Waterworks with concerns of their sidewalk and concrete driveway sinking significantly.  American Waterworks was able to level the concrete with our trusted PolyLEVEL system and sealed off the remaining joints and cracks with our trusted NexusPro silicone-based sealant.

Heather C. in Sparta, WI had water leaking into her basement through her foundation wall causing damage to her home. She contacted American Waterworks, and one of our waterproofing experts, Rick Weber, designed a thorough solution. Heather was impressed with the solution, so she chose to move forward with the installation.

Our Foreman, Juan Pena, and his production team started the installation by removing the concrete around the perimeter of the basement floor to create a trench for the WaterGuard. After installing the SuperSump sump pump and laying 182 feet of the WaterGuard, they replaced the concrete and installed the Foamax wall panels. Foamax is an advanced polyisocyanurate foam insulation panel designed to prevent condensation and make the basement a more comfortable space. Water is now properly expelled from the home and the walls have been permanently stabilized. Her basement is now a stable, dry and clean space.