Before & After Photos

This homeowner was concerned about her cracked concrete because it was a tripping hazard. Using PolyLevel expanding foam we were able to lift and level the settled areas of the concrete. Now this sidewalk is no longer a tripping hazard. 

The customer's concrete driveway was settling more than 3 inches next to the house and caused a lot of issues both functionally and aesthetically. The failing concrete was causing the brick facade to begin falling. 

To fix this, we used PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete the full 3 inches, enough to put the facade back in place. This was then followed by Nexus pro to seal the joints and concrete for additional protection. 

After this customer's concrete repair work, we got down to the source of the problem. Water from this exposed downspout was pooling up near the concrete and home's foundation. We buried the downspout to better move rain water away from the home. 

This homeowner made an appointment for us for annual maintenance because his concrete started developing a new crack on the back patio. We sent Service Technician Austin Dermody to fix the concrete cracks and prevent it from happening again. Austin saw that there was large equipment used to install the homeowner's new roof, so the cracks were likely caused by this. Austin used NexusPro Cracked Concrete Repair to seal the crack. Without sending a crew, Austin solved this homeowner's problem while the annual maintenance appointment was happening. The homeowner was very happy with the solution and how Austin was able to fix it same day. Check out the concrete repair!

Midwest Foundation Repair was called out to lift and level the sinking driveway and sidewalk slabs of this home in Waukee, IA. Using a 2-part approach, we filled voids beneath the sinking concrete slabs with our PolyLevel polyurethane foam to bring them back to level, then sealed the joints with NexusPro to help mitigate erosion of the soil beneath the slabs.