Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Oakes, ND, tripped walking into their home one evening. Concered that others would be injured, the homeowner knew they needed to fix the issue. The homeowner began looking into "sunken concrete repair near Oakes, ND" and their eye was caught by us, American Waterworks. After seeing our impressive reviews and services, the homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, we sent one of our Design Specialists, Dylan, to the home to inspect the sinking concrete. During his investigation, Dylan discovered the walkway was sinking into the ground due to settlement. To stop the settlement from continuing, Dylan recommended lifting and leveling the walkway back to its original state. The homeowner agreed with Dylan's recommendations, so he sent the proposal to our Logistics team to build the project. Once the project was built, the proposal was sent to our Foreman, Charlie, and his crew. Charlie and his crew traveled to the home and started the lift. The crew utilized PolyLevel, our polyurethane foam injection solution, to lift the walkway back to its original level. Once the walkway was lifted back to its original level, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the front yard cleaner than they arrived. American Waterworks is happy to repair its homeowner's struggling concrete. 

A homeowner in Oakes, ND, was walking into their home when they tripped on uneven concrete. Worried someone could be seriously injured, the homeowner began looking into repair options near their home. The homeowner knew their friends had similar work done at their home, so they asked for any recommendations. Their friend recommended working with us, American Waterworks, so the homeowner decided to check out our services. After reviewing our ratings and reviews, the homeowner decided to sign up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner awaited the arrival of one of our Design Specialists, Dylan. Following his arrival, Dylan began his thorough investigation of the surrounding concrete. Dylan discovered that the concrete was sinking into the ground, causing the uneven slabs. To stop the sinking from continuing, Dylan recommended lifting the walkway back to its original level. The homeowner knew this was their best option, so they decided to go ahead with the project. Once Dylan received the green light from the homeowner, he sent the plans to our Logistics team to give the final stamp of approval. The Logistics team built and scheduled the project and then sent it to our Foreman, Charlie, and his crew. Once Charlie and his crew received the plans, they traveled to Oakes and began the project. First, Charlie and his crew began by lifting the sinking walkway with PolyLevel, our polyurethane foam solution. Once the walkway was lifted, the crew shifted their focus to replacing several joints with NexusPro, a silicone-based solution. Once all the products were installed, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was delighted with the excellent work completed by the crew, so they left a kind review. If you are suffering from a similar issue, sign up for your FREE estimate today! 

Jim, a home and landowner in Fort Ransom, ND, was having issues with the concrete slab under his grain bin. He was worried about how this would affect his storage and the safety of the structure. He looked around and called American Waterworks for a FREE estimate. Richie, one of our Fargo Design Specialist, went out to the property to have a look around the space and created a recommendation proposal for Jim. Jim got all his questions answered and felt confident in the plan, so we got to work!

Our Foreman, Charlie, went out with his crew and installed our PolyLevel lifting and leveling solutions. The crew started by installing injection ports over the gaps to guide the PolyLevel underneath the concrete. Then, our team injected the PolyLevel through the holes to get underneath the slab and fill the voids to raise and level the slab surface. Once that portion of the project was completed, our crew applied our NexusPro over the cracks to prevent moisture from seeping underneath and to give the concrete a neat, polished appearance. To complete the installation, our crew provided the resident with a thorough walkthrough of what they did and ensured the resident's expectations were met. Your concrete won't get better with time, but it will get better with us! 

A homeowner in Grand Forks, ND tripped while walking into their home one evening. Wanting to avoid additional injury, the homeowner began looking into concrete lifting and leveling services near them. One of the first companies to show up was us, American Waterworks. They were impressed by our five-star reviews and ratings, so they decided to sign up for their FREE estimate. After their estimate was finalized, we sent one of our Design Specialists, James, to investigate the status of the concrete. Once James arrived, he began his throughout inspection of the sidewalk. James determined the sidewalk needed to be lifted and leveled, so he proposed a solution to the homeowner. Knowing this was their best bet, the homeowner agreed with James' suggestions, and the plans were sent to our Logistics team. After they were approved, we sent Charlie and his crew to complete the project. First, Charlie and his crew started by lifting the sidewalk and two slabs on the driveway with PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution. Once those sections were lifted, the crew shifted their focus to filling the NexusPro Joint Sealant, a silicone-based solution. Once all the products were installed, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was grateful for the excellent work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is glad to lift another customer's sunken concrete.   

Robert, a homeowner in Emerado, ND, scheduled an appointment with our team after noticing his front sidewalk concrete was sinking. He was afraid that if he left the issue unresolved, he would run the risk of the water damaging his concrete, and excess water finding its way down to his foundation due to the runoff. We set him up with our FREE estimate, and a few weeks later our Design Specialist, James, headed out to the property to assess the issue and see what could be done to fix it. 

After his inspection, James recommended the use of our PolyLevel injection. PolyLevel is an expanding polyurethane foam meant to be injected below the slab, filling any voids caused by erosion while raising and stabilizing the concrete. Our customer agreed, and work began shortly after. Foreman Charlie and his crew began the project by introducing themselves to Robert and ensuring his questions were answered. After a complete introduction, our team got to work. The first thing our crew did was drill small, 5/8" holes throughout the slab. Next, our crew installed injection ports over the holes to guide the PolyLevel underneath the concrete. Then, our team injected the PolyLevel through the holes to get underneath the slab and fill the voids to raise and level the slab surface. Next, the team used NexusPro, a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks specially formulated to provide long-lasting flexibility and stand up to harsh weather conditions. Unlike traditional polyurethane sealants, NexusPro resists UV rays, so it won't crack, bubble, or dry out. That means a single application can seal the joints and cracks in your concrete driveway, patio, or sidewalk for years to come, protecting it from damage caused by soil compaction and washout. To complete the installation, our crew provided the resident with a thorough walkthrough of what they did and ensured the resident's expectations were met. 

Your concrete won't improve with time, but it will improve with us. We provide FREE, no-obligation estimates! Give us a call today to schedule yours now.