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Soil Erosion Beneath Driveway Caused Concrete Settlement and Severe Slab Damage

A homeowner in Memphis, TN contacted our team after noticing their driveway was beginning to hollow out underneath the concrete slab. Over time, soil erosion had created large voids beneath the driveway, causing one section of concrete to crack, rotate, and drop significantly. In one area, part of the slab had settled so severely that the concrete had fallen nearly to the dirt below. The homeowners were primarily concerned with properly filling the voids, stabilizing the surrounding slabs, and preventing additional concrete failure that could eventually create unsafe driving conditions or require full driveway replacement.

PolyLevel Injection and Slab Jacking Stabilized the Sunken Driveway

To restore the damaged driveway, our crew used a combination of PolyLevel foam injection and slab jacking techniques to carefully lift and stabilize the affected concrete. Because the slab had rotated and settled unevenly, the repair required multiple adjustments throughout the lifting process. Our team strategically injected PolyLevel beneath the slab while simultaneously using slab jacking equipment to improve elevation and rotation control. In several areas, we also had to saw cut and chisel portions of the concrete to allow continued movement without creating additional stress fractures. While the slab could not be brought perfectly level without risking nearby sections lifting too high, the driveway was successfully stabilized and restored to a condition that safely supports normal vehicle traffic. Additional PolyLevel injections were also completed beneath adjacent slabs to fill large underlying voids and help prevent future settlement.

Why Concrete Void Filling and Driveway Stabilization Matter Long-Term

Concrete settlement is often a symptom of hidden soil erosion beneath the slab, which means simply patching visible cracks rarely solves the underlying problem. In this Memphis driveway repair project, stabilizing both the damaged slab and the surrounding concrete was critical to protecting the long-term performance of the repair and supporting the warranty coverage. After lifting operations were completed, our team sealed the repaired cracks and slab joints using NexusPro joint sealant to help reduce future water intrusion beneath the driveway. Throughout the process, the homeowners were kept informed about the limitations of lifting severely settled concrete and understood that stabilization and drivability were the primary goals. By addressing the voids beneath the driveway instead of replacing the slab entirely, the homeowners gained a cost-effective solution that improved safety, reduced further erosion risk, and extended the life of the existing concrete.

Schedule a Driveway Leveling and Void Repair Inspection in Memphis, TN

If your driveway is cracking, sinking, hollow underneath, or separating due to soil erosion, early repair can help prevent larger structural concrete problems later. Our team provides professional driveway leveling, PolyLevel foam injection, slab stabilization, and concrete void filling services throughout Memphis, TN and surrounding areas. Contact us today to schedule a concrete inspection and learn how we can restore the safety and stability of your driveway without full replacement.

Mike B. of Memphis, TN has had some concrete settling around his pool deck for a few years. Recently, some kids had tripped running around the pool, so he was ready to get it lifted before it creates further issues. Dalton and crew installed our 2-Part Concrete Protection System to prevent future  settlement of other areas.  This 2-part system includes PolyLevel™ foam injections to lift and level the concrete, and NexusPro™ joint and crack sealant to prevent water from penetrating beneath the concrete slab.

If you need help with your concrete, call or click today for a free, no-obligation inspection.

Before reaching out for help, John H. of Memphis, TN had been keeping a close eye on a troubling section of concrete along the north side of his pool. This 2-foot-wide strip—previously re-poured after fiberglass pool repairs about 10 years earlier—had started to sink again, now settling roughly ½ inch. As the gap grew more noticeable, so did John’s concern. He didn’t want history to repeat itself and knew the longer he waited, the worse it could get.

After our inspection, John reviewed three options and chose the most comprehensive: a full 3-Part Concrete Protection System (CPS) for his entire pool deck. Our team used PolyLevel® to precisely lift the sunken slab back into place, NexusPro® to seal every crack and joint, and SealantPro® to lock in long-term protection. The transformation was immediately visible—what had been a dipping, uneven edge now looked smooth, safe, and structurally sound.

Post-repair, John’s pool area is no longer a source of worry but a space he can enjoy confidently. The once-settling slab is now level and protected against future water intrusion and weather damage. It’s a night-and-day difference that restored not just the concrete, but also John’s peace of mind.

Is your concrete showing signs of wear or settling? Contact us today to schedule your free inspection and let us transform your space—just like we did for John in Memphis, TN.

Redeemers Group installed PolyLevel under this garage, lifting it back into place. Then, we sealed the joints with NexusPro to ensure water could not get underneath and cause further unleveled beneath the garage!

Check out this concrete repair project we recently completed for Shauna Y. of Senatobia, MS. Brennan and crew used our 3-Part Concrete Protection System to address the severe settlement. Our PolyLevel™ Concrete Injection System lifted and leveled the concrete. NexusPro™ was used to seal the cracks and joints, protecting from water intrusion. SealantPro™ was applied to the concrete to protect it from future damage.