Before & After Photos

In Winona, MN, a homeowner had grown concerned over the sunken concrete slabs along their walkway. Worried about the safety of friends and family, the homeowner began searching for sinking concrete repair and found us. Impressed by our 5-star reviews, the homeowner contacted us to schedule their FREE estimate.

In about a week, our Design Specialist, Mitch S., arrived at the home for a thorough inspection. During the inspection, Mitch took a close look at the concrete slabs around the home, measuring how much they had settled. After determining which needed lifting, Mitch reported his findings. He recommended using PolyLevel, our foam-expanding solution to lift the walkway back to its original position. Along with PolyLevel, Mitch also recommended NexusPro to seal the joints. Happy with the recommendations, the homeowner decided to move forward with the project,

In about a month, our Foreman, Sam K., and his crew arrived at the home, where they successfully carried out the installation. Now, our customer can have peace of mind! Looking for concrete repair in the area? Click HERE to schedule your FREE estimate today!

A homeowner in Caledonia, MN, knew it was time to schedule their annual maintenance with American Waterworks. After calling our appointment center, the homeowner awaited the arrival of our Service Technician, Edgar. After Edgar arrived at the home, he began inspecting the WaterGuard system that was already installed in the home. Edgar completed the inspection and the system passed with flying colors. Since Edgar was at the home, the homeowner asked about fixing a raised sidewalk. Edgar inspected the concrete and noticed several areas required lifting, the sidewalk and the garage apron. Once he found the problem areas, he could provide the homeowner with a suggested solution. The homeowner agreed and the plans were sent to the office for approval. After they were finalized, they were sent to our Foreman, Ryan, and his crew. Ryan and his crew traveled to the home to begin the project. First, the installed PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution, underneath the sidewalk and garage apron. Once the PolyLevel installation was complete, the crew shifted their focus to inserting NexusPro on the damaged sidewalk joints. Once all the products were installed, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the lawn cleaner than before. The homeowner was grateful for the work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to continue assisting homeowners after our initial installations. 

A business owner in Caledonia, MN, was growing frustrated by a worsening trip hazard that had formed on the walkway into the business. Not wanting any more congregants to take a tumble, he decided to take action. We set him up with our FREE estimate and a few weeks later our Service Technician, Glenn, headed out to the property. Once Glenn completed his inspection, he told the business owner that we could offer a cheap, non-invasive fix that would keep guests from unnecessary stumbles. Glenn went on to say that our PolyLevel solution is a polyurethane foam that expands when it's inserted under concrete slabs, lifting them back into place. The business owner agreed and work began shortly after. 

When our Foreman, Sam, arrived, he got right to work. He began by verifying Glenn's measurements and then proceeded to strategically drill holes into the slab. Next, he inserted the PolyLevel into the holes and closely monitored the lifting process to ensure no over/under correction was made. 

Once the job was complete our business owner was thrilled to know his congregants no longer had to watch for trip hazards! 

The front step had sunk significantly, causing a trip hazard as visitors were trying to enter the home.  

A homeowner in Menomonie, WI had a three step concrete porch that settled over time and has two railings that run behind the siding causing the porch to pull away from the house.  American Waterworks was able to raise the concrete porch back to level, allowing for a stable entry into their home again.