Before & After Photos

In Farragut, TN, John, a longtime homeowner, began to notice his front porch separating from the main structure. Over the months, the steps partially detached and gradually sank, creating a noticeable tripping hazard. Concerned that soil erosion beneath the porch was causing the problem, John reached out to Master Services for a professional assessment.

Our skilled inspector arrived, evaluated the situation, and provided a free estimate with a clear plan to fix the porch. Once John approved, our crew scheduled the project and wrapped it up in a single day. They used our PolyLyft system, carefully injecting the material underneath the affected area to lift and stabilize the steps. Now, John’s porch is level and secure, and he’s thrilled to have a safe, welcoming outdoor space again.

The Master Services team visited a church in Tracy City, TN that was experiencing settlement issues. Cement can sink for a variety of reasons, including soil erosion and extremes in temperature. Too much rain and the soil can wash away, leading to sinking, shifting, and cracks. To fix this slab, we injected it with PolyLyft, which expands and raises the concrete. 

This beautiful walkway in South Pittsburg, TN was sinking, likely due to soil erosion caused by heavy rains. To fix it, Master Services used our trusty PolyLyft, which raises sinking slabs within an hour. 

Master Services visited a home that was displaying clear signs of settlement, including cracks in the basement and an exterior brick wall. To fix it, we installed our helical pier system, which provides long-term stabilization and halts further settlement. 

The team visited a home near Hilham, TN that had a sinking driveway pad. Often, water from rain works its way underneath concrete and washes away soil. The weight of the concrete also will cause settlement. To fix this slab, our team injected it with PolyLyft. The team drills holes at strategic intervals along the slab, then injects them with the high-density polyurethane. As the substance fills the voids beneath the slab, it raises it to an even position.