Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Brownsburg had an uneven back patio where four concrete slabs had shifted over time, creating tripping hazards and making the space less enjoyable. Inspector Devon recommended using our PolyLevel concrete lifting system to restore the patio.

Foreman Alberto and his crew injected expanding polyurethane foam beneath the slabs. As the foam expanded, it gently lifted and leveled each section, bringing the entire patio back to a smooth, even surface.

With PolyLevel in place, the homeowner’s patio is now stabilized, safer to walk on, and looks refreshed—without the cost of a full replacement.

A homeowner in Brownsburg noticed that the walkway to their front door had begun to sink, making it uneven and unsafe. Inspector Terry recommended using PolyLevel to lift and stabilize the concrete without replacing it.

Foreman Alberto and his team injected two-part polyurethane foam into the designated areas beneath the walkway. The foam expanded, filling voids and raising the slabs back to a level surface, eliminating tripping hazards and improving overall safety.

The result is a smooth, stable walkway that restores both function and curb appeal, allowing the homeowner to safely access their front door with confidence.

To address uneven surfaces and settling, Inspector Devon recommended targeted foam injection.

Foreman Isaias pumped two-part polyurethane foam into designated areas to stabilize and lift sunken concrete, including beneath stairs and elevated slabs. This method restored surface integrity and helped prevent future movement.

A homeowner in Fishers was dealing with sunken sidewalk steps leading to their front door, creating both safety concerns and an uneven appearance. Inspector Michael recommended PolyLevel to lift and stabilize the concrete efficiently.

Foreman Isaias and his crew injected two-part polyurethane foam beneath the designated areas. The foam expanded, filling voids and lifting the steps back to a level, secure position.

With the steps now stabilized, the homeowner enjoys a safer, more accessible entrance and improved curb appeal.

A homeowner in Fishers noticed cracking and settlement in their front porch, which was starting to create concerns about stability and long-term damage. Inspector Curtis recommended using PolyLevel as part of a combined PolyLyft solution to lift and stabilize the affected areas.

Foreman Alberto and his crew carefully injected two-part polyurethane foam into designated areas beneath the porch and under the elevated slab. The expanding foam filled voids, stabilized the structure, and helped lift the settled section back into place.

With the cracks addressed and the porch now stabilized, the homeowner has a safer, more attractive entrance that is protected from further settlement.