Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

Paul M. in La Crosse, WI realized that his concrete driveway had settled, making it an uneven surface. The concrete walkway leading up to his front porch had also become uneven. Paul wasn’t happy with how his driveway looked and he was concerned that it could become a trip hazard. He saw an advertisement for American Waterworks in his local newspaper and saw that we are concrete repair experts.

After learning more about our company, he gave us a call to receive a free estimate. We were happy to send one of our Design Specialists, Don Mancilman, to his home to provide him with a solution. After inspecting Paul’s concrete, Don assured him that we could raise and level his concrete within a matter of hours. Paul was pleased with the proposal that Don developed, so they set a date for the injection.

One of our PolyLevel experts, Brandon Wiskow, drilled penny-sized holes into the concrete slabs where the foam would be injected. Then, he injected the foam until the concrete was once again a level surface. Lastly, he sealed the cracks in the concrete with our Nexus Pro sealant and cleaned up his work area. Paul is glad he found a quick, durable, and more affordable concrete repair solution. He can now enjoy a raised and level driveway for years to come!

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Joe and Carolyn of Oelwein, IA, had begun to notice that the stairs and adjoining porch in front of their home were beginning to sink. The couple was worried that if the problem was left unresolved, the gap forming between the stairs and the home would only worsen, creating a bigger trip hazard and a bigger, and more expensive, problem to fix later down the road. They came across our services and decided to get in contact with us to see what could be done. When they called in, set them up with one of our FREE estimates, and our Design Specialist, Tim, was able to go out to the property and do a thorough inspection. Once he concluded, he was able to inform Joe and Carolyn that they were experiencing this issue because the soil beneath the slabs was sinking because of excess rain or heat, causing the soil to shrink. He recommended the couple fix the issue quickly to avoid any further issues down the line. He recommended they use our PolyLevel injection to raise the concrete back to its former state and follow up with our NexusPro to seal the joints connecting the slab and the home and to seal off any remaining holes or points of entry for water. Our Foreman, Jake, and his crew began the project by strategically drilling holes into the problem concrete slabs. Next, they injected the foam into the holes, paying close attention to the slab as it was lifted. Finally, they sealed off any remaining holes with the NexusPro. 

When the job was complete, Joe and Carolyn were happy they no longer had to worry about trip hazards forming! 

Stephani and Alan S. of Hokah, MN had uneven concrete next to their house and wanted to get it raised and stabilized. Our Design Specialist, Rick Weber, went to their home to inspect the concrete and come up with a solution. Stephani and Alan moved forward with the project. 

Our Foreman, Brandon Wiskow, and his production team injected our PolyLevel, a dense and quick curing foam, beneath the concrete to fill the gaps and raise the surface. The project was done within a couple hours and the homeowners were able to use their concrete the day of! 

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A homeowner in Caledonia, MN, knew it was time to schedule their annual maintenance with American Waterworks. After calling our appointment center, the homeowner awaited the arrival of our Service Technician, Edgar. After Edgar arrived at the home, he began inspecting the WaterGuard system that was already installed in the home. Edgar completed the inspection and the system passed with flying colors. Since Edgar was at the home, the homeowner asked about fixing a raised sidewalk. Edgar inspected the concrete and noticed several areas required lifting, the sidewalk and the garage apron. Once he found the problem areas, he could provide the homeowner with a suggested solution. The homeowner agreed and the plans were sent to the office for approval. After they were finalized, they were sent to our Foreman, Ryan, and his crew. Ryan and his crew traveled to the home to begin the project. First, the installed PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution, underneath the sidewalk and garage apron. Once the PolyLevel installation was complete, the crew shifted their focus to inserting NexusPro on the damaged sidewalk joints. Once all the products were installed, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the lawn cleaner than before. The homeowner was grateful for the work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to continue assisting homeowners after our initial installations. 

A business owner in Caledonia, MN, was growing frustrated by a worsening trip hazard that had formed on the walkway into the business. Not wanting any more congregants to take a tumble, he decided to take action. We set him up with our FREE estimate and a few weeks later our Service Technician, Glenn, headed out to the property. Once Glenn completed his inspection, he told the business owner that we could offer a cheap, non-invasive fix that would keep guests from unnecessary stumbles. Glenn went on to say that our PolyLevel solution is a polyurethane foam that expands when it's inserted under concrete slabs, lifting them back into place. The business owner agreed and work began shortly after. 

When our Foreman, Sam, arrived, he got right to work. He began by verifying Glenn's measurements and then proceeded to strategically drill holes into the slab. Next, he inserted the PolyLevel into the holes and closely monitored the lifting process to ensure no over/under correction was made. 

Once the job was complete our business owner was thrilled to know his congregants no longer had to watch for trip hazards!