Before & After Photos

This 15 year old driveway was having large cracks grow throughout the concrete. Not only are the cracks unattractive, they give water a way to get under the concrete. This causes washout which can lead to further damage. Fixing cracks is easy and fast with our exclusive sealant product called NexusPro. It's a sturdy silicone-based sealant for cracks and joints that is created to stand against harsh weather conditions. 

This homeowner was looking for driveway crack repair for their beautiful home in Madison. The home and landscaping were stunning, but the cracks in the driveway were an eyesore and bringing the curb appeal down. 

We found that some of the driveway had sunken in a couple inches from soil erosion, causing the cracks to form. Without taking the time to fix WHY the cracks were there in the first place, we would have just been putting a temporary bandaid over the problem. To start the project, we injected PolyLevel foam under the sinking concrete to fill the void and raise the driveway up to a level position. Our foam is quick and durable. Once the concrete is level on all sides, we use NexusPro, our silicone sealant, to seal up the cracks for good. 

Thanks to the power of our products - PolyLevel and NexusPro, AND the hard work of our concrete crew, this driveway is now sitting at original level and is sealed to prevent water from flowing into the cracks and causing any further damage.

We're very happy that we were able to create a drastic difference for this customer's concrete driveway. Leveled, sealed, and cleaned, it looks better and is much more stable than it has been in a long time!

These two images showcase the ability of PolyLevel, our system that can raise and level all sorts of concrete. In this case, voids under this patio had allowed it to sink and creating a tripping hazard. By drilling tiny holes and injecting just the right amount of Polyfoam, we were able to restore its height and remove that risk of tripping. Surrounding cracks were also sealed by us, removing the entry point for water that created the voids in the first place!