Before & After Photos

Paul's concrete driveway at his home in Umatilla, Florida, had become severely uneven after one of the slabs sank significantly into the ground, creating a major trip hazard near the entrance to his garage. He called us at LRE Foundation Repair and one of our expert Design Specialists visited his home to carefully inspect the driveway. Upon assessing the concrete, it was found that a substantial amount of the underlying soil had washed away, creating a lack of stability for the driveway and causing the slabs to become unlevel. A plan was created to implement our Two-Part Concrete Protection System to fully lift, level, and stabilize the concrete. First, our team injected PolyLevel directly beneath the driveway to level the concrete and stabilize the surrounding soil. Next, the joints between the slabs were filled with NexusPro to prevent water from seeping below the driveway and causing further soil erosion. Now, Paul's driveway is fully leveled and supported, offering long-term stability and peace of mind.

A major trip hazard had developed in the concrete driveway of Paul’s home in Umatilla, Florida, leading him to contact LRE Foundation Repair for a solution. One of our Design Specialists conducted a thorough inspection and determined that the driveway had become uneven due to soil erosion beneath the concrete slabs. To address the issue, we recommended our Two-Part Concrete Protection System to lift and stabilize the slabs. By injecting PolyLevel beneath the concrete and sealing the joints with NexusPro, our team was able to fully repair the driveway, eliminating the trip hazard and providing long-lasting stabilization. Paul can now feel relieved that the threat of potential injury has been eliminated, and his concrete driveway is fully leveled and safe once again.

Paul from Umatilla, Florida, reached out to LRE Foundation Repair for help with his concrete driveway after one of the slabs had sunk into the ground, creating an uneven surface and a significant trip hazard. Following a complimentary inspection by one of our Design Specialists, it was determined that soil settlement had caused the slab to sink and we recommended our Two-Part Concrete Protection System to fully lift and level the slab. With Paul’s approval, our team first injected PolyLevel directly beneath the driveway to lift the concrete and stabilize the soil. Next, the joints were sealed with NexusPro to prevent water intrusion beneath the driveway. Upon completion, Paul’s concrete driveway is now restored to its proper, even level and the trip hazard has been completely removed.

In Astatula, Florida, Scott faced a common dilemma – a stained, cracked, and settled driveway, detracting from his home's curb appeal and possibly its safety. Understandably concerned, he turned to us at LRE Foundation Repair for a solution. By applying PolyLevel for leveling and NexusPro for sealing cracks, we not only resolved the issue but significantly enhanced the driveway's appearance. As you can see in the before and after photos, the transformation speaks for itself – a once problematic driveway is now fully rejuvenated. Scott’s driveway is now not only level, but the cracks have also been sealed and the surface is now protected. With all these solutions in place, Scott’s driveway is ready to withstand the test of time.

A commercial property owner in Venice, Florida, contacted LRE Foundation Repair for assistance with a section of their parking lot where the concrete appeared to be settling, leading to frequent water pooling in the area. An inspection conducted by an LRE Design Specialist revealed that unstable soil beneath the concrete had caused it to settle, and regular rainwater seeping below the parking lot would cause the soil to erode further. The specialist recommended using PolyLevel to level the concrete and stabilize the soil. With the property owner’s approval, our team injected PolyLevel directly under the concrete slabs, successfully leveling and permanently stabilizing them. The parking lot is now fully leveled, effectively preventing further water pooling in the area.