Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Plainview, MN, noticed their driveway slabs were beginning to overlap each other. Wanting to avoid mud jacking, the homeowner began looking into alternative methods. Since they were close to Rochester, the homeowner remembered that American Waterworks offers an alternative to mud jacking. The homeowner went to our website and took a closer look at our concrete lifting and leveling services. Impressed with our products, the homeowner decided to give us a shot. The homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate and awaited the arrival of Nate, one of our Design Specialists. After Nate arrived at the home, he introduced himself to the homeowner and took a closer look at the driveway. Following his inspection, Nate determined the driveway was settling and needed to be lifted. Nate alerted the homeowner of his findings and suggested lifting the driveway with our PolyLevel solution. The homeowner agreed with Nate's suggestions and the plans were sent back to the office for approval. Once they were approved, they were sent to our Foreman, Patrick, and his crew. After Patrick and his crew arrived, they began lifting the driveway with PolyLevel, our polyurethane foam injection solution. Once the driveway was properly lifted, the crew shifted their focus to filling the driveway joints and repairing the cracks throughout. The crew used the NexusPro Joint Sealant to repair these cracks and replace the driveway joints. Once that was complete, the crew cleaned up their materials and moved on to their next project. The homeowner was delighted with the excellent work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to assist our customers with their concrete repairs. 

Mike J. of Eyota, MN had a sinking concrete slab, causing him to worry about the curb appeal of his home. He got in contact with American Waterworks and scheduled a FREE estimate with our Design Specialist, Brian. Brian went to Mike's house, carefully inspected his problems, and proposed a solution that would work for him and his needs. Mike was confident in Brian's solution, so he moved forward with the project. 

Our Foreman, Sam, and his crew members injected our PolyLevel underneath the concrete to lift and level the slab. This special foam is designed to fill the voids underneath the concrete that are caused by soil erosion. Mike was very happy with the project and had a great experience from start to finish! 

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A farmer in McIntire, IA, noticed their grain pit was uneven. Worried about the lasting effects, the homeowners knew they needed to find a solution. Hoping to avoid concrete replacement, the homeowner looked into alternative concrete repair methods. The homeowner looked into "concrete lifting near McIntire, IA" and came across our website. After taking a closer look at the services we provide, the homeowner knew we were the right choice for their project. The homeowner called our Appointment Center and signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner waited for Nate, one of our Design Specialists, to arrive. Once Nate arrived at the home, he began his thorough investigation of the affected concrete. To stop the concrete from sinking further, Nate recommended lifting it with our PolyLevel solution. Once the homeowner learned about the PolyLevel installation process, they decided to go ahead with Nate's plan. Next, Nate passed the plans to our Logistics team to build the project. Our Logistics team built the project, scheduled it, and then assigned it to our Foreman, Patrick, and his crew. Patrick and his crew traveled to the home and began the PolyLevel installation. The crew lifted the entire grain pit back to its original level. Once all the products were installed, the crew was able to clean up their materials and leave the home. The farmer was impressed with the excellent work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to assist farmers repair their damaged and sinking grain pits and bins. 

A homeowner in Holcombe, WI, disliked the appearance of their driveway. Knowing this project was bigger, the homeowner searched for a concrete repair company to assist them. After searching "concrete repair near me", one of the first companies to show up was us, American Waterworks. After seeing our five-star reviews, the homeowner took a closer look at our concrete services and was impressed. Quickly after, the homeowner called our Appointment Center and signed up for their FREE estimate. After the FREE estimate was set, the homeowner prepared for the arrival of Chuck, one of our Design Specialists. Chuck greeted the homeowner and began his inspection of the driveway. Following his detailed inspection, Chuck determined that the driveway was sinking into the ground. To save the sidewalk from sinking further, Chuck recommended lifting and leveling the sidewalk. Knowing this was their best option, the homeowner agreed and production began. Our Foreman, Troy, and his crew arrived at the home and began by inserting the PolyLevel underneath the driveway. After the PolyLevel was fully installed, the crew shifted their focus to filling the joints using the NexusPro Joint Sealant. Once the driveway was raised and fully repaired, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was relieved to know their driveway was properly repaired. American Waterworks is happy to assist in lifting and repairing our customer's driveways. 

Bill and Linda W. in Nelson, WI contacted American Waterworks after seeing one of our advertisements in the newspaper. Their driveway and walkway along their house had settled, creating a trip hazard. We sent one of our Design Specialists, Michel Ramirez, to meet with Bill and Linda, evaluate the situation, and propose a unique solution. After his inspection, Michel was able to recommend our PolyLevel and NexusPro products. Bill was glad to learn that our PolyLevel concrete repair solution is a durable, faster and more affordable option than traditional concrete repair. They approved of the plan and moved forward with the project.

Our Foreman, Brandon Wiskow, lifted several of the walkway and driveway sections through use of PolyLevel - a two-part, high-density polyurethane foam. Pencil-sized holes were drilled through the concrete, and foam was injected to lift the sinking slabs back to their original height. Then, he caulked and sealed the cracks with our NexusPro sealant to protect the concrete and give it a nice, finished look. Trip hazards were effectively removed, and the process avoided the unnecessary action of replacing the concrete. Bill and Linda were impressed with the installation, and thrilled that they can enjoy a level walkway for years to come!