Farmington, MN Professional Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair Contractor

A homeowner in Farmington, MN was concerned about his front walkway because many of the slabs had sunk and there were some cracks scattered throughout the surface. He decided it was time to find a service for the repairs and was hoping to find a solution that was timely and inexpensive compared to fully replacing the concrete. Keeping this in mind, he went online to see what concrete repair companies were in his area. The American Waterworks website showed up during his search and the homeowner was impressed with the positive reviews from past customers, so he signed up for a FREE no-obligation estimate. Later, one of our expert Design Specialists went out to the home to inspect the walkway and prepare his recommendations. The Design Specialist informed the homeowner that something could be done to repair the concrete and explained what our PolyLevel solution and NexusPro sealant was. The homeowner was glad to hear that something could be done and agreed to the installations. One of our Foremen, Sam Klennert, went to the site with his crew to begin the project. The crew first drilled small pencil-sized holes in the concrete and inserted ports in the holes to reach the empty space below the concrete. Then, the carried out the PolyLevel injections until the slabs were all the same level again. Finally, the crew filled in the holes, joints, and cracks with NexusPro sealant and spread some native sand on top for a smooth final look. The homeowner was happy with the results and knew he would recommend our services to his friends and family.

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A homeowner in Farmington, MN, knew their crawl space needed a professional evaluation. Unsure of what company to work with, the homeowner asked their neighbors about their past experiences. Many neighbors recommended American Waterworks, so the homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate. Soon after finalizing the appointment details, we sent out Ryan, one of our Design Specialists to the home. Ryan arrived and performed the crawl space inspection. After completing the inspection, Ryan determined that the crawl space required stabilization. Ryan proposed a solution that would stabilize and straighten the crawl space. After considering all their options, the homeowner agreed with Ryan's suggestions, and the plans were sent to the assigned crew. Once production details were confirmed, the crew set out for the home to begin the stabilization. The crew began by installing the eight Geo-Locks, four on the west wall and four on the north wall. Geo-Locks are a galvanized steel wall anchor system that permanently stabilizes your foundation wall by anchoring to untouched soil beyond your foundation. To begin the installation, the crew excavated a small section of the lawn to insert the first Geo-Lock anchor. Then, a small steel pole is pushed through the soil to connect to the interior Geo-Lock anchor. Once the Geo-Lock anchors are connected and secured, the crew covers the hole in the lawn. Additionally, the crew left a straightening kit, so the homeowner can straighten their walls over time. The homeowners were thankful that the crawl space walls were properly stabilized and had no risk of wall failure. If you are experiencing a similar issue, sign up for your FREE estimate today! 

David S. in Farmington, MN had uneven concrete slabs in his garage. He had been wanting to have his garage floor covered for some time now, but in order to do that he needed to raise and level his concrete, so it would be a level surface. He was searching for an affordable and efficient concrete repair option when he discovered the PolyLevel solution that American Waterworks offers. He gave us a call and we sent a Design Specialist to his home to give him a free estimate. He was pleased to find that our PolyLevel concrete solution is a more affordable, durable and non-invasive option compared to traditional concrete repair. 

He was eager to have his concrete repaired so he set a date for the installation as soon as possible. Our PolyLevel experts drilled penny-sized holes into the concrete slabs in his garage to inject the foam. Once the foam is injected, it raises the concrete back to its original position. The entire process took less than two hours, and David was able to see the transformation almost immediately because the foam only takes 30 minutes to cure once it has been injected. David was pleased that he found such an efficient and durable option. Now he is able to have his garage floor covered!