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In Alexandria, Virginia, two homeowners were experiencing sinking in their concrete driveway. They ignored it for a while, but once they noticed the crack getting bigger and bigger, they knew they needed to address it before the problem became even worse.
They reached out to Fortress after seeing one of our trucks in their neighborhood just a week prior. Our team came out to complete a full inspection, and Ethan later arrived to complete the repair and stabilize the driveway.
In Simpsonville, MD, our client's front porch stoop was facing issues with sinking and cracking. As shown in the before photo, the porch had become unstable. We resolved this with our expert team using our PolyLevel system to raise and stabilize the concrete. To further protect the structure, NexusPro Joint Sealant was applied to ensure a secure bond resistant to UV rays and extreme weather. Finally, SealantPro was used to shield against water damage, effectively extending the porch’s life. Notice in the after photo how the results ensure stability and a cleaner appearance.
This homeowner's concrete front steps had cracked and separated greatly overtime. Our Concrete Repair crew, TJ Neal and Mickey Knight, brought this entryway back to its beautiful self. The homeowners were blown away with the results!
Scott D. reached out to Fortress Foundation Solutions after noticing the severe settling of the walkway to his front door. Over time, a significant tripping hazard had developed. A System Designer was happy to meet with Scott, conducting an inspection and providing a same-day estimate. Ready for a safe front walkway, Scott agreed! Soon, the Fortress PolyLevel crew arrived at the home and began their work. They drilled small holes at measured intervals into the concrete, filling these holes with PolyLevel until the walkway was lifted to the desired height. Once leveled, the tiny holes were filled, and the sidewalk was restored to its original state. Now, Scott and his family can confidently walk on the sidewalk without the fear of tripping!