Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

A Minneapolis, MN, homeowner was dealing with a patch of sinking and cracking concrete right in front of her house. She didn't want anyone to take an unnecessary tumble over the uneven spot, so she began the search for concrete repair MN. When she found our website, she decided to sign up for one of our FREE estimates. A few weeks later, Mitch S, one of our Design Specialists, headed out to the home to see what could be done. 

Mitch conducted a thorough interview, and when he concluded, he was ready to make his recommendation to the homeowner. Mitch explained that concrete can sink and crack for a variety of reasons but that we could assist with the restoration with the help of our  PolyLevel solution. He explained that PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when it's injected beneath sunken concrete. It slowly fills voids left by soil erosion and, in the process, lifts the concrete back to its desired location. Mitch went on to say that once the concrete had been lifted, he was recommending our NexusPro. This silicone-based sealant gets applied to the cracks and joints in the concrete and works to prevent unwanted water from getting below the slab to the vulnerable soil below. The homeowner agreed to the recommendations and work was scheduled for several weeks later. 

On the day of the installation, Dylon V, one of our concrete Foremen, and his Co-Foreman, Dalton B, completed the lift with no complications. Now our customer can enjoy her front walkway without worries that someone will take a tumble!

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A homeowner in Plymouth, MN, was growing more and more frustrated with the concrete in front of her house. Her concrete stairs leading up to her front door were beginning to sink, creating a trip hazard and an eyesore. Not wanting to sacrifice safety or curb appeal, the homeowner decided to begin researching companies in the area that could help. When she came across our website, she decided to take advantage of our FREE estimates, and a few weeks later, our Design Specialist, Daniel R, headed out to the home. 

Once Daniel completed his inspection, he met with the homeowner to give her his recommendation. He informed her that American Waterworks could address the sinking with our PolyLevel method. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that expands when injected beneath sinking slabs, filling voids left by soil erosion and slowly lifting concrete back into place. Daniel went on to say that we finished our lifting process with the installation of our NexusPro. A silicone-based sealant, NexusPro gets applied directly to the cracks and joints in the slab being lifted, preventing unwanted elements from permeating the slab. The homeowner agreed with the proposed work and the job was scheduled for a month later. 

On the day of the installation, our Foreman, Sam K, and his team were able to complete the lift to our customer's satisfaction. Now our homeowner can rest easy knowing her curb appeal and safety have been restored!
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Dave P. in Cleveland, MN noticed his patio concrete had settled and was uneven in a couple of spots. He was unhappy with the way it looked and wanted it completely level and to have the cracks sealed. After researching concrete repair contractors and receiving estimates, he decided to have American Waterworks repair his concrete.

Our concrete repair experts drilled small holes into the concrete to inject a polymer foam called PolyLevel. Once the foam is injected into the concrete, the foam expands and raises it. They injected the foam into multiple spots in patio until the concrete was raised and level to its original position. Then, they caulked and sealed the cracks with our NexusPro sealant to protect the concrete and give it a nice, finished look. The process only took a couple of hours, and Dave was very pleased with the results!

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Dale D. of Shakopee, MN had concrete that was sinking on one end of his courtyard. He got in contact with American Waterworks and seeing us on HomeAdvisor. Our Design Specialist, Ben Allrich, went to the property, inspected the concrete, and wrote out a detailed solution of our PolyLevel, which is designed to raise and stabilize the concrete surface, and fill the voids underneath the slab that are caused by soil erosion. Dale followed through with the proposal and got a date scheduled for the project. 

Our Foreman, Ben Koehler, and his crew member injected 125 pounds of our PolyLevel to raise the surface. Dale was happy with the project and was beautified by the transformation! 

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James from Shakopee, MN got in contact with us when he began to notice that his front walkway was sinking further and further away from his front step. He was concerned that if the issue was left unresolved, the slab would continue to sink, creating an even more dramatic tripping hazard. When he called our office, we set him up with our FREE estimate, entitling him to a thorough inspection by one of our Design Specialists. Once the appointment was set, our Design Specialist, Daniel, headed out to the property to see if we could help. Once he finished his walkthrough, he made his recommendations. He wanted to lift the problem slab using our PolyLevel solution. Daniel explained that our PolyLevel is an expanding polyurethane foam that works to fill the voids caused by soil erosion and works to raise and stabilize the concrete surface. Our customer agreed and work began shortly after. 

Our Foreman, Dylan, and his crew began the process by strategically drilling holes into the problem slab. Next, they injected the foam into one hole at a time, closely monitoring the lifting process to ensure no overcorrections were made. Once the job was finished, James was relieved to know that he no longer had to worry about trip hazards in front of his house!