Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Buffalo, MN, found their sidewalk was quite uneven. Wanting to prevent the issue from worsening, the homeowner began looking into "how to fix a sinking driveway". After doing some research, the homeowner knew they needed a professional. The homeowner asked a neighbor if they had similar work done and who they worked with. Coincidentally the neighbor had a very similar issue and they recommended working with us, American Waterworks. The homeowner called our Appointment Center and signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner awaited the arrival of Gary, one of our Design Specialists. Gary arrived, greeted the homeowner, and started investigating the concrete. Following his detailed investigation, Gary found that the driveway was sinking into the ground. To stop the sidewalk from sinking further, Gary recommended lifting the driveway back to level ground. The homeowner agreed with Gary's suggestions and production preparations began. After the office approved the plans, they were sent to Dylon and his crew. Dylon arrived at the home and started lifting the driveway with PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution. The PolyLevel will immediately raise the sinking concrete slab. After the PolyLevel installation was complete, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was thankful for the quick and efficient work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to assist another customer lift and leveling their driveway. 

A Dalbo, MN, homeowner was walking up his walkway one morning when he took a tumble over his front stoop. This was odd to the homeowner, as the slab was supposed to be flush with the walkway. Upon a deeper look, he noticed that his concrete walkway appeared to be sinking! It was pulling away from the front stoop, resulting in his trip. He hopped on the internet and searched for 'concrete leveling near me'. After finding our website, he signed up for his FREE estimate, and several weeks later, Gary S, one of our Design Specialists, headed out to the home. 

Gary completed his inspection, and when he finished, he informed the homeowner that we could address the issue using our PolyLevel injection. Gary explained that PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when it's injected beneath sinking concrete. It fills voids left by soil erosion and, in the process, lifts concrete back to its desired location. Gary went on to say that he wanted to protect the lift with our NexusPro. This silicone-based sealant gets applied directly to the cracks and joints in the concrete and works to stand up against harsh weather conditions. The homeowner agreed with the proposed work and scheduled the job for some time later. 

On the day of the project, our Foreman, Sam K, led his team through a swift and effortless lift, level, and seal. Now, our customer can step in peace, knowing his uneven concrete has been tackled.

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A New Ulm, MN, homeowner had noticed that her driveway had been showing signs of sinking over the years. Some areas were worse than others, like the concrete in front of her garage door. The concrete had sunken so much that it had lead to a a giant trip hazard. The homeowner no longer wanted to sacrifice safety, so she decided to search for MN concrete repair companies. When she found our website, she signed up for her FREE estimate, and several weeks later, Tony B, one of our Design Specialists, headed out to the home. 

Tony got right to work assessing the concrete slabs. When he finished, he met with the homeowner to inform him that we could address the sinking concrete with the help of our PolyLevel injection. He informed the homeowner that PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when it's injected beneath sinking slabs. It slowly fills voids left by soil erosion, in the process, lifting the slabs back to their original position. Tony explained that, in comparison to other alternatives like mud jacking or full replacement, PolyLevel is cheaper, less invasive, and less time-consuming. Tony went on to say that he wanted to safeguard the lift with the help of our NexusPro solution. This silicone-based sealant gets applied directly to the cracks and joints in the newly lifted concrete. It's specifically designed to stand up against harsh weather conditions, ensuring that the vulnerable soil below is protected from the elements. The homeowner liked the sound of the non-invasive installation and signed on the spot. 

The day of the project eventually rolled around. Our Foreman, Sam, led his team through a flawless lift and seal. Now, our customer can breathe easy knowing her trip hazards have been handled! 

Ron M. of Monticello, MN had uneven concrete on his front porch. He wanted it fixed up before the end of summer, so he called American Waterworks to set up a Free Estimate. We sent out our Design Specialist, Chad Johnson, to inspect the concrete and come up with a solution. After a detailed diagnosis, Ron was content with Chad's proposal so he went ahead with the project. 

Our foreman, Troy Johnson, and his production crew began the concrete repair by injecting our PolyLevel below the concrete to fill the gaps and stabilize the surface. PolyLevel is waterproof, it's not messy, and heavy loads can sit on it within 15 minutes after injection. To seal the cracks, our crew applied NexusPro, which is a special sealant made to provide long-term flexibility, and it gives the concrete a clean and neat appearance. Ron was very happy with the project and was glad he got in touch with American Waterworks when he did! 

Pat M. in Glencoe, MN had some sinking and cracked concrete throughout her driveway and patio. She was looking into concrete repair options when she came across the American Waterworks website. She was interested in our PolyLevel concrete repair option and contacted us for a FREE estimate. We sent one of our Design Specialists, Reed Hudson, to meet with Pat and propose a solution.

Our Foreman, Brandon Wiskow, and Co-Foreman Tyler Brockway, drilled small holes into the concrete and injected the polymer foam which expands and hardens under the concrete, causing the concrete to raise. They repeated this process numerous times until the driveway and walkways were raised back to their original position. Next, they filled the holes with fresh concrete, sealed the cracks with our Nexus Pro sealant, and cleaned up the work area. Pat was pleased with the results and is glad she can now enjoy a safe driveway and patio for years to come!