Before & After Photos

The side of this pool in Lexington, Kentucky had some tripping hazards form overtime. We fixed the gaps in the uneven slabs by carefully injecting our PolyLevel foam underneath all the sunken slabs to level the area out. Our PolyLevel foam is minimally invasive, and only requires us to drill pea-sized holes in the slabs. These holes are then patched with a similar concrete color. The homeowner was happy there was such an easy fix to repair their poolside concrete. 

This driveway in Lexington, KY, was riddled with tripping hazards before we repaired the concrete. When looking at the "before" photo, the cracks may not appear as dramatic from this angle, but there were actually 1–2 inch height differences between the broken up sections of the slab. To repair this driveway, our crew first leveled out each section of broken up concrete by injecting the pieces with our PolyLevel foam. This process was kind of like putting together a puzzle for our crew, as each piece required different amounts of foam for the driveway to be completely flush altogether again. After leveling, we then sealed the cracks with our NexusPro sealant, which we stained with a matching color sand to best match it to the driveways hue. After a couple of days of weathering, the sealant will blend seamlessly with the driveway, leaving the cracks in the distant past.

For this school in Berea, KY, we leveled out the concrete slabs surrounding the front entrance. We receive many calls for public areas with high walking-traffic volume because these places can be held liable if someone trips and hurts themselves. We made sure to level out all the tripping hazards for this school with our PolyLevel foam jacking. After we leveled everything out, the administrators were relieved that they spent part of their spending budget wisely with The Basement Doctor. Not only are the slabs even now, but they will still that way for a long, long time. 

This public library in Berea, KY, had a sidewalk with a tripping hazard. This sidewalk slab had sunken about 2 inches down and away from the adjacent patio slab, a pretty big liability for a public library with lots of foot traffic. We first lifted the slab closest to the patio slab to close out the gap between the two, and then we leveled out the rest of the sidewalk slabs so that every slab is level with one another. After leveling, we then sealed the joints with our NexusPro joint sealant. Our PolyLevel only takes ten minutes to cure, so the public got right back to being able to use this access door. 

This homeowner in Winchester, KY, had a tarp over the crack in their poolside concrete so that no one could trip over it. We repaired the crack by jacking the sunken slab with our PolyLevel foam. By drilling pea-sized holes and injecting the foam underneath the slab, we were able to level the area out. We then sealed the gaps and cracks using NexusPro sealant. This sealant is perfect for poolside cracks, as it has a UV resistant formula, unlike other sealants. The result was a happy homeowner who no longer had to throw a tarp over the crack everytime they had guests over to swim.