Before & After Photos

Homeowner Phil has lived in his home for many years. Over time he noticed that the driveway of his home was sinking and cracking. He decided that it was time to seek professional advice about the sinking. After speaking with MidAmerica Basement Systems he knew that it was time to have it fixed. The concrete lifting and leveling service comes in the form of a polyurethane foam. The foam is injected under the slab, the foam then expands and hardens lifting the slab.

Take a look at the new and improved concrete fixed by MidAmerica Basement Systems done by Ricky and Markell and sold by Rob Chismark. Gone are the days of the tripping hazard, and the crew pumped years of life into the driveway. Vera can say goodbye to a driveway that was wrecked by erosion and hello to level concrete once and for all!

Cracks and bumps were proving to be a problem for this homeowner and her driveway. Understandably so! Driveway concrete problems are a huge headache, but one we solve every day! Rob went to this home to evaluate and found the perfect solution. We sent Ricky and Markell to repair the cracks with PolyLEVEL and NexusPro. The leaning foundation walls were stabilized with CarbonArmor Straps. Great work, crew!

Over time the ground underneath concrete begins to settle, causing voids between the ground and concrete. This can than cause the concrete to sink into the void, leaving large spaces between concrete slabs. Mudjacking is a temporary solution, and over time, it causes the same issue. Injecting PolyLevel offers a permanent solution to sunken slabs. The lightweight material offers less weight to the failing soil, preventing future soil settlements. PolyLevel uses an accurate injection that fills the voids, and then lifts, levels, and stabilizes the concrete.

Homeowner Jim contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems when he learned that they offered concrete lifting and leveling. The PolyLevel that we offer is a foam that is injected under the concrete slab the foam fills the void under the slab that was the cause of the sinking. The foam expands and hardens to lift the concrete back to its former position.