Before & After Photos

Before The homeowner in Mayville, WI had a concrete driveway and sidewalk leading to the front door that had settled and become uneven. As supporting soils beneath the slabs shifted and weakened, portions of the concrete lost support, creating uneven joints and transitions along the walking surface. Dodge County's seasonal freeze-thaw cycles and moisture can contribute to this type of settlement as water works beneath concrete and affects the supporting soils. Professional concrete lifting and concrete leveling were needed to restore stability and improve the approach to the home.
After Sure-Dry used PolyLevel® High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam to stabilize and lift the affected driveway and sidewalk slabs. The lightweight expanding foam was injected beneath the concrete to fill underlying voids, restore support, and precisely raise settled areas. NexusPro® Concrete Joint Sealant was then applied to cracks and joints to help prevent water from reaching and weakening the soils beneath the repaired concrete. Traditional mudjacking uses a heavy cement-based slurry to raise settled slabs, while PolyLevel requires smaller injection holes, cures quickly, and adds significantly less weight to unstable soils. The completed repair provided a more level driveway, a safer sidewalk to the front door, and better protection against future water-related settlement.
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Before The homeowner in Mayville, WI was dealing with settlement across the concrete garage floor and driveway. As the supporting soils beneath the slabs shifted and weakened, portions of the concrete lost support, creating uneven areas, cracks, and joints where water could reach the soil below. Dodge County's seasonal freeze-thaw cycles and changing moisture conditions can contribute to this movement, making professional concrete lifting and concrete floor repair necessary to stabilize the affected areas.
After Sure-Dry repaired the garage floor and driveway using PolyLevel® High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. PolyLevel was injected beneath the settled concrete, where the lightweight expanding foam filled underlying voids, restored support, and carefully lifted the slabs toward a more level position. The crew also applied NexusPro® Concrete Joint Sealant to cracks and joints to help keep water from reaching and weakening the supporting soils. Traditional mudjacking uses a heavy cement-based slurry to lift concrete, while PolyLevel requires smaller injection holes, cures quickly, and adds considerably less weight to already unstable soils. The completed concrete leveling work provided a more stable garage floor and driveway with smoother transitions and additional protection against future water-related settlement.
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In Saint Germain, WI, a homeowner desired not just a repair, but a legacy of stability for their children. Notice in the before photo, the unmistakable signs of sinking and cracking concrete—a challenge many homeowners face. But look at the after shot! Our expert team revitalized their driveway using PolyLevel and NexusPro, offering a durable, stabilized solution that they can count on for years to come. We're proud to have provided a reliable fix that ensures the safety and appeal of their property for generations.

A homeowner in Marion, WI reached out to us after noticing their concrete driveway was sinking and becoming uneven, creating safety concerns. The before photo shows large gaps and misaligned slabs that made the space unsafe and difficult to use.

To fix the issue, our team used our PolyLevel Injection Foam System to lift and stabilize the concrete by injecting high-strength polyurethane foam beneath the slabs. Once the driveway was properly leveled, NexusPro Joint Sealant was applied to seal cracks and help prevent water from getting underneath.

As shown in the after photo, the driveway is now level, stable, and safe to walk on — giving the homeowner peace of mind and a long-lasting solution.

Before:
An Oakfield homeowner had several settled driveway and walkway slabs that created uneven transitions and pooling water. Open joints and growing cracks allowed more water to penetrate the base, worsening settlement each freeze–thaw season.

After:
We lifted and stabilized the affected slabs with PolyLevel®, injecting lightweight polyurethane beneath the concrete to fill voids and restore proper elevation and pitch. After leveling, we prepared all cracks and control joints and sealed them with NexusPro®, a flexible, UV-resistant joint sealant that blocks water intrusion and accommodates seasonal movement.

The surface is now even, safer, and better protected against future settlement and weathering.