Before & After Photos

Before A homeowner in Woodruff, WI contacted our concrete lifting company after noticing uneven slabs and widening joints along the front walkway leading to their home. The concrete had settled due to soil washout and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles common in Northern Wisconsin, creating a trip hazard and allowing water to collect near the foundation. During the inspection, our concrete leveling contractor measured elevation differences between panels and identified voids beneath the slabs contributing to movement.
After Our team performed concrete lifting using PolyLevel® High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam to stabilize the underlying soil and precisely raise the walkway back to proper grade. Once aligned, we sealed all cracks and expansion joints with NexusPro® Concrete Joint Sealant to prevent surface water from infiltrating below the slabs and causing future settlement. The repair restored a safe, even surface while protecting the concrete from additional movement and deterioration.
The walkway is now level, sealed, and structurally supported for long-term durability through Wisconsin’s changing seasons.

Before:
A homeowner in Ripon, WI noticed the concrete in front of their garage door and along the walkway to the front entrance had settled several inches over time. The drop at the garage created a noticeable bump when parking, and the uneven walkway posed a trip hazard. Seasonal freeze–thaw cycles and washout beneath the slabs had eroded soil support, allowing the concrete to sink and crack.

After:
To restore alignment and eliminate hazards, our concrete repair team used PolyLevel® expanding foam to lift and stabilize the sunken slabs. Once each section was carefully leveled to its original height, all joints and cracks were sealed with NexusPro® silicone sealant to prevent water infiltration and future erosion.

Now, the driveway approach and front walkway are level, sealed, and safe—improving curb appeal and ensuring long-term stability for this Ripon home.

Before

The concrete patio and front steps at this Ripon, WI home had experienced years of settlement caused by Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles and gradual soil movement beneath the slabs. Located beneath a roof overhang, the patio still experienced moisture infiltration around the slab edges and joints, allowing supporting soils to shift over time. The uneven concrete created trip hazards at the steps leading into the home and left the patio with noticeable elevation differences. Looking for an alternative to replacement, the homeowner contacted a trusted concrete leveling company to restore the existing concrete using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam and NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant. Unlike traditional mudjacking, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures in minutes, and provides long-lasting support without adding unnecessary weight beneath the slabs.

After

Our crew carefully mapped the slab elevations before beginning the repair and monitored lift progress throughout the installation to achieve a smooth transition between the patio, steps, and home's entryway. PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam was injected beneath the settled concrete to fill hidden voids and precisely raise the slabs back toward their original position. Once leveling was complete, NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant was applied to the joints and cracks to help prevent water intrusion that could lead to future soil erosion beneath the concrete. The homeowner now has a safer, more attractive entry with restored concrete that blends seamlessly with the home's exterior while avoiding the expense and disruption of replacement.

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Before

A homeowner in Ripon, WI was dealing with a badly damaged concrete driveway that had settled significantly over the years. Multiple slabs had dropped to different elevations, creating major trip hazards, rough transitions, and an uneven driving surface. Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles, combined with water entering open joints and washing away supporting soils, allowed hidden voids to develop beneath the concrete, making the settlement progressively worse. Instead of replacing the driveway, the homeowner chose a trusted concrete leveling company to restore the existing concrete using PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam and NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant. Unlike traditional mudjacking, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures in minutes, and provides long-lasting support without placing additional weight on unstable soils.

After

Our crew first documented slab elevations and identified the areas where soil erosion had created voids beneath the driveway. PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam was then strategically injected beneath the settled slabs, precisely lifting and stabilizing the concrete while filling the hidden voids below. Once the driveway was restored to a much smoother, safer elevation, NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant was applied to the joints and cracks to help keep water from penetrating beneath the slabs. Sealing these openings helps reduce future soil washout and freeze-thaw damage while improving the driveway's finished appearance. The homeowner now has a safer, more attractive driveway without the expense, mess, and downtime of complete replacement.

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A homeowner in Waupun, WI noticed their concrete driveway and front walkway had begun to settle and separate over time. The driveway slabs had dropped nearly two inches near the garage, creating uneven edges and pooling water. The walkway leading to the front steps showed multiple trip points and open joints where water and debris collected, accelerating surface wear and freeze–thaw cracking.

After:
To restore safety and appearance, the crew used PolyLevel® expanding foam to lift and stabilize the settled slabs across the driveway and front walkway. Once level, all joints and cracks were cleaned and sealed with NexusPro®, a long-lasting silicone sealant designed to block water and remain flexible through Wisconsin’s seasonal changes.

Now, the concrete surfaces around this Waupun home are even, watertight, and protected from future settling—improving both function and curb appeal.