Before & After Photos

This Poway, CA home had a concrete patio slab that had settled over time, creating an uneven surface and a visible separation at the control joint. Soil movement and compaction beneath the slab caused one section to sink, leading to both a tripping hazard and poor drainage across the surface.

Our team corrected the issue using professional concrete lifting and leveling techniques. By injecting high-density polyurethane foam beneath the slab, we were able to carefully raise the sunken section back into place, restoring a smooth, even surface without the need for full replacement.

The result is a safer, more stable patio with improved appearance and long-term support. This method is fast, minimally invasive, and ideal for addressing settlement issues common in Southern California soils.

This sidewalk in Poway, CA had developed a noticeable height difference between slabs, creating a clear trip hazard and detracting from the overall appearance of the walkway. Over time, soil settlement beneath the concrete caused one section to sink, leaving the adjacent slab elevated and unsafe for foot traffic.

To correct the issue, our team used advanced concrete lifting and leveling techniques with high-density polyurethane foam. By strategically injecting the material beneath the sunken slab, we were able to lift it back into alignment with the surrounding concrete, eliminating the hazard and restoring a smooth, continuous walking surface.

The repair was completed quickly and with minimal disruption to the surrounding landscaping. The result is a safer, more visually appealing walkway with long-lasting support—without the need for costly concrete replacement.

This Poway, CA walkway had developed a pronounced lip between concrete slabs due to soil settlement beneath the surface. The elevation difference created a significant trip hazard, especially in a high-traffic area leading to the home’s entrance.

Our team addressed the issue using precision concrete lifting and leveling. By injecting high-density polyurethane foam beneath the affected slab, we carefully raised it back into alignment with the adjoining section. This process restored a smooth, even transition across the walkway while maintaining the integrity of the existing concrete.

The finished result improves both safety and curb appeal, providing a stable and visually consistent surface. This efficient repair method avoids the need for demolition and replacement, making it an ideal solution for uneven concrete throughout Southern California properties.

The Before picture shows cracks, that are forming trip hazards in a driveway.

The After picture shows ports inserted into the driveway for the PolyLevel Insertion process.

The Before picture shows a walkway that is sinking. There is a void under the walkway.

The After picture shows the stabilized walkway. Saber filled the void with our PolyLevel process.