Before & After Photos

This San Diego, CA pool deck repair project involved addressing significant cracking and concrete separation affecting an outdoor deck area surrounding a residential pool and elevated structure. Visible cracking and displacement had developed across the concrete surface, creating both safety concerns and cosmetic damage.

Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair repaired the damaged concrete area to restore stability, improve appearance, and help extend the service life of the pool deck surface. Repairs to cracked pool decks can help reduce trip hazards, improve usability, and protect outdoor concrete from continued deterioration.

Pool deck concrete throughout San Diego and Southern California can experience cracking from settlement, shifting soils, moisture exposure, and long-term structural movement. Our team provides professional pool deck repair, concrete repair, and concrete restoration services for residential properties across the region.

Diane, a homeowner in Vista, CA noticed that the concrete on her backyard patio had become uneven and was beginning to sink, creating a safety concern around the outdoor space. She wanted to restore the patio and eliminate potential tripping hazards so she reached out to Saber. After a free inspection, our team used PolyLevel to lift and level the settled patio slabs and restore a more even surface. We then applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal the joints and help prevent water intrusion. This repair improved safety, restored the patio's appearance, and provided long-term protection for the concrete.

The Before picture shows cracking in the concrete patio of this home.

The After picture Shows a Saber crew member using, our PolyLevel Injection process, to stabilize the home's foundation.

Before repairs, this concrete walkway at a Carlsbad, CA home had settled unevenly, leaving a noticeable height difference where the slabs met. The raised edge created an uneven walking surface and potential trip hazard near the home's entrance.

The Before Picture is a prime example of was is termed Mud Jacking. This occurs when somebody attempts to fill a void, caused by shifting soils, with concrete. Over time the foundation continues to settle, and the concrete becomes rough and continues to crack.

The After Picture shows this same area. The void has been filled with Polyurethane, using Saber's PolyLevel Injection Process. The cracks will now stop growing. The concrete will not continue to sink.