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This homeowner living in Washington Township, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing our concrete lifting and leveling advertisement in the TheHomeMag. System Design Specialist, Mike Jersey, inspected the walkway and reassured the homeowner that each sinking slab would be lifted back to level with PolyLevel, removing the tripping hazard they had outside their home.
PolyLevel is a foam that is injected into a sinking slab of concrete, once underneath the foam begins to expand and harden raising it back to its original state.
A Bristol, PA homeowner found their concrete steps were sinking an inch and needed to repair it. They found a newspaper ad for Quality 1st Basement Systems about our Concrete Lifting System, PolyLevel. Since their front porch area looked just like the advertisement they decided to contact us for a free inspection. Our System Design Specialist, Mike P., could see that the concrete had shifted and leveling roughly a few inches but was still in good condition with no crumbling. He knew Polylevel would be able to lift and stabilize these large concrete slabs and prevent future movement.
In Fairless Hills, PA, a property owner noticed that the concrete around the entrance to their convenience store had settled, causing uneven surfaces and creating tripping hazards for customers. This issue not only posed a safety risk but also affected the store's curb appeal and overall functionality.
Concerned about the long-term impact, the owner reached out to Quality 1st for a complete repair solution. Quality 1st recommended their specially patented PolyLevel Foam Injections to lift and stabilize the sunken concrete, followed by the application of NexusPro Joint Sealant to effectively seal the cracks, ensuring a smooth and durable entrance for years to come!
System Design Specialist: John Mohr
The slabs in this walkway had settled unevenly, creating a tripping hazard. PolyLevel uses high-density polymer injections to raise settling concrete back to its original position. Now this homeowner can rest easy knowing his restored walkway is no longer a hazard!
A homeowner from Burlington, NJ was experiencing pool deck settlement in about 6 different places with each slab settling about 3 inches into the ground. This was dangerous, as the homeowner and his family could not predict where the unlevel slabs were and therefore could trip easily on the pool deck. Quality 1st Basements was able to help and injected PolyLevel beneath the settled slabs to lift and level the pool deck back to its original position.
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