Our PolyLevel® Dealers Serving Michigan
Lansing, MI 48911
Ayers Basement Systems is an independently owned PolyLevel dealer, providing their professional concrete lifting services to residents all throughout Central and Western Michigan.
Menasha, WI 54952
Sure-Dry Basement Systems is a locally-owned and operated foundation repair and basement waterproofing contractor serving Northeast and Central Wisconsin. Since 1994, they have been dedicated to helping homeowners repair their wet basement and crawl space problems, as well as foundation issues caused by bowing, settlement, and sinking.
Wakefield, MI 49968
Conditions where outdoor concrete has already begun to sink is not uncommon in Michigan and is often the result of shifting or a weak soil base or erosion. It causes driveways, sidewalks, walkways, concrete steps or patio areas to become tripping hazards and can effect property value.
Michigan, also known as The Great Lakes State, hosts a variety of soil types, ranging in density and load-bearing capacities. From the forests in the upper peninsula to the mountains in the west to the level lower peninsula, the geological formulation of the state is quite diverse.
Soil in any environment can change, however. When the weight above the soil exceeds the soil below, the soil will compact and settle. Clay and silt can also cause soil to compact when it becomes dry. Regardless of the reason, once soil becomes compact, heavy concrete above the soil will sink and crack. It's a gravity thing!
While it is a very noticeable problem, with the right contractor, it can have a very simple solution.
Previously, sinking concrete was repaired by a technique called "mud jacking" that uses a thick slurry to fill in the gap underneath the sunken concrete. While effective, it is not the most efficient way to solve the problem, and adds more weight above the compacting soil.
Today, select contractors in Michigan are trained and to provide a better alternative to mud jacking. PolyLevel is a less intrusive, lighter weight solution that doesn't add more weight to the problem.
If you are seeing signs of sinking concrete on your property, have a contractor to provide the PolyLevel alternative to mud jacking take a look at it. The following Michigan contractors are trained and to provide a free estimate to solve your sinking concrete problem.
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Cement City, MI"Overall, was able to to meet our needs very well. " -
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Williamston, MI"Quite favorable, polite and paid attention to the job." -
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Holt, MI" Concrete pump pump worked great but came up a half inch short." -
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Holt, MI"The two young men were very hard working men. They were very polite..." -
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Holt, MI"The crew was very professional. They made sure I understood what they were..." -
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Lansing, MI"They offered the poly level system and the price was very reasonable. I..."
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Recent job requests for PolyLevel in MI:
Project Location: Lake Hills Dr., Concord, MI 49237
Comment: I am looking for an alternative to removing a rather large area of concrete patio. Irrosion from water and ground squirrels is significant . Please advise .
Project Location: Linden Avenue, Albion, MI 49224
Comment: Our house is on a slab. We are noticing some major sinking and sloping both inside and outside. We need your assistance asap.
Project Location: White Owl Way, Okemos, MI 48864
Comment: The steps to my front patio have been misleveled for a while with an obvious gap between the top of the steps and the patio, would like it to be leveled.
Project Location: WILLOUGHBY RD, Holt, MI 48842
Comment: We would like to level the concrete slabs in front of the church entrance.
Project Location: Calypso Lane, Holt, MI 48842
Comment: I would like to get a quote to mainly raise my driveway, one area of my walkway, and possibly the front of my garage floor.
Project Location: Tupelo Trail, Holt, MI 48842
Comment: Driveway has sunken where it meets the garage, creating a 2" dropoff. Would like to fix it.
Project Location: Verona Road, Marshall, MI 49068
Comment: The concrete slab/stoop at my front door is sloping downward and it is hazardous in the winter. I am interested in an estimate to level or remove it.
Project Location: Progress, Sturgis, MI 49091
Comment: We have a floor shifting in our plant under one of our process lines. We would like for someone to come in and take a look and give us a quote.
Project Location: Cutler Rd, Eagle, MI 48822
Comment: Need a quote for raising walk way
Project Location: West VW Avenue, Schoolcraft, MI 49087
Comment: I have several areas on my patio that need lifting including columns and walls.
Project Location: Mill St., Saranac, MI 48881
Comment: Hello, I own a home with an older unground pool and it has a concrete surround. Some pieces are beginning to severely sink and the whole thing is starting to become off-level. I am wondering if this is a good route to go to fix this issue. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks
Project Location: Spruceview Dr, Plainwell, MI 49080
Comment: Hi, Have a porch slab 6' x 10' that needs lifting up about 2" on one end
Project Location: West First Ave., Plainwell, MI 49080
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Comment: Driveway is sinking and collapsing near house foundation. Water collects in the depression and makes it's way into the basement.
Project Location: Atchison Road, Harrisville, MI 48740
Comment: Concrete driveway makes a pool of water that freezes in winter. Slabs are sunk so the center of the driveway has a depression that gathers the water.
Project Location: 28th Ave, Gobles, MI 49055
Comment: Two year old home with concrete drive. Soil erosion due to wood chucks under an area on one side of the drive. No settling at this point but we need to have this area filled promptly to avoid further future potential problems.
