Before & After Photos

Before: A homeowner in Rib Lake, WI had started noticing the concrete garage apron and walkway leading to the front door were settling and pulling away over the years. The apron had dropped enough that pulling vehicles into the garage was becoming rougher, and the walkway to the entrance had become uneven and awkward to walk across. Water was also starting to sit in some of the low spots after rain, which only continued making the settling worse through the long freeze-thaw seasons common in Northern Wisconsin.
Like a lot of homes around Taylor County, shifting soils and moisture underneath the slabs had slowly caused sections of the concrete to sink out of level. The homeowner wanted to clean up the appearance of the concrete and fix the tripping hazards without having to tear out and replace large sections of the driveway and walkway.

After: Sure-Dry lifted and stabilized the settled garage apron and front walkway using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. The foam was injected beneath the slabs to fill the empty spaces underneath and carefully raise the concrete back closer to level. Compared to traditional mudjacking or slab jacking methods, PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam is lightweight, cures quickly, and helps avoid adding extra stress to already shifting soils.
Once the lifting work was complete, the crew sealed the joints and cracks using NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help keep water from getting back underneath the concrete. By the end of the project, the garage apron had a much smoother transition into the garage, and the walkway to the front entrance looked cleaner, more level, and safer to use.
To see more examples of concrete lifting and concrete leveling projects completed in the Rib Lake area, click here.

For homeowners in Westfield, WI the constant toe stubbing was getting annoying due to their concrete slab sinking away from their stairs.

With an easy and simple fix, we used our PolyLevel Injection. PolyLevel is a quick and easy, no mess solution. When polyurethane foam is injected under the slab, it raises the concrete back up to it's correct location and it is ready to be used again in just 15 minutes!

Now that their concrete stairs are in their correct location, there won't be anymore bruised toes! 

Before:
A homeowner in Hancock noticed that sections of their driveway had begun to sink and shift over time. The uneven slabs created trip hazards, collected water, and made the driveway look worn and neglected. Replacing the concrete would have been costly and disruptive, so the homeowner wanted a faster, more effective solution.

After:
Our crew restored the driveway using PolyLevel®, a high-density polyurethane foam injected beneath the sunken slabs. As the foam expanded, it lifted and stabilized the concrete back to its proper position. The process was quick, minimally invasive, and far more affordable than replacement.

The result is a safe, level driveway that looks clean and smooth again, with the added benefit of long-lasting stabilization beneath the slabs.

Before:
A driveway slab had settled and separated from the garage, leaving a toe-stubbing lip at the threshold and a wide gap where water, ice, and debris collected. During rains, water funneled toward the garage, and winter freeze–thaw made the settlement worse.

After:
We injected PolyLevel® beneath the slab to fill voids and lift it back to a smooth, garage-level transition, then sealed the garage-to-slab joint and open cracks with NexusPro® (installed over backer and topped with color-match sand) to keep water out of the base soils.

The threshold is now flush and safe, joints are sealed against moisture, and the slab sheds water away from the garage to help prevent future settlement.