The concrete companies listed here are experienced concrete leveling and repair contractors in the PolyLevel dealer network who serve New York. PolyLevel contractors offer expertise and experience solving concrete problems, including fixing concrete that is sinking or “settling,” cracked, or unlevel. In each company’s profile you can read reviews, see before and after pictures, and learn more about their concrete services.
PolyLevel is a fast, effective solution for your concrete problems. Contact your local PolyLevel dealer today to get a free concrete repair estimate.
You can blame it on soils and the weather. The clay components in New York subsoils are absorbent, expanding and contracting with changes in temperature and ground moisture. Rain, snow, and the freeze-thaw cycle as winter turns into spring contribute to soils swelling and shrinking beneath your concrete. This soil movement leads to voids under the concrete. At that point, the weight of concrete becomes a liability. When the soil is too weak to support the a concrete slab, the concrete begins to sink. The weight of items on the concrete, from furniture to vehicles, can add to that downward pressure. Excessive and uneven concrete sinking can lead to cracks in the concrete.
Residential concrete is used to provide stable, sturdy entrances and walkways in and around your New York home. When that concrete sinks or exhibits cracking, it stops serving its purpose and becomes unsafe. Cracked, uneven concrete is also unattractive, detracting from the beauty and value of your home.
PolyLevel is effective for repairing sunken, cracked concrete all around the home:
In addition to looking for an New York concrete repair company who serves your town or region, you want to know that they understand concrete problems and have solutions that are effective, long-term, and affordable.
PolyLevel is a two-part expanding foam solution effective in many concrete repair applications, in both residential and commercial settings. Alternatives to PolyLevel include complete concrete replacement and “mud jacking,” an industrial application that uses a thick (concrete/cement) slurry to fill in the gap underneath sunken concrete. Both of these methods/techniques are excessive when fixing a set of stairs that has pulled away from the home, or a section of patio concrete slab that is uneven. (adds more weight above the compacting soil). Using foam to raise sunken concrete is fast, effective, less disruptive to property, and affordable. PolyLevel is a less intrusive, lighter weight solution that doesn't add more weight to the problem.
Your local New York PolyLevel contractor has the benefit of a supporting national network combined with a commitment to solving local concrete problems. In addition to reading reviews, check out past work by your local concrete contractor. A Before and After picture showing the results of lifting and leveling an uneven concrete slab is worth 1,000 words!
The final step in searching for a contractor who can fix your home’s sunken or cracked concrete is to get an idea of the cost involved in fixing your concrete. After inspecting your concrete problem/damaged concrete, your local contractor should be able to explain their proposed solution and provide a written estimate for repair costs.
Uneven concrete only gets worse over time. Improve the safety, appearance, and value of your property by leveling out your concrete slabs. PolyLevel dealers in New York help homeowners every day fix the failing concrete around their homes. From Albany to Saratoga, from greater New York City to greater Buffalo, from the Hudson Valley to Binghamton,there’s an expert in concrete leveling who can help you!
Choose a Polylevel dealer who serves your New York town or city to repair your concrete. You can be confident that you’re getting the right products and service, installed by an expert contractor.
Project Location: BEACON CT, Brooklyn, NY 11229
Search Request: level sunken concrete
Comment: Front large main entry porch of the home has settled away from the house. Wondering if your services would rectify this type of structure.
Project Location: 65th Street, Ridgewood, NY 11385
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Comment: Sinking driveway need to be rises.
Project Location: W Circle Dr, Vestal, NY 13850
Comment: I have concrete stairs in front of my house that need to be leveled.
Project Location: 32nd Ave, Woodside, NY 11377
Comment: Front porch area
Project Location: 142-41 224 Street, Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
Comment: Concrete driveway is cracking and sinking in some areas throughout the field. I would like to determine if PolyLevel is the correct solution.
Project Location: Valley Greens Drive, Valley Stream, NY 11581
Comment: I am looking to life my patio slab as well as stairs that have sunk. The pitch of the patio is now toward the house, and the stairs have sunk several inches.
Project Location: 75-14 190th Street, Fresh Meadows, NY 11366
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Comment: Driveway is made up of concrete slabs, some of which are not level.
Project Location: Beaver Lake Road, Windsor, NY 13865
Comment: Pad needs leaveling
Project Location: Brinsmade Ave, Bronx, NY 10465
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Project Location: Charles St, Floral Park, NY 11001
Search Request: concrete leveling companies
Comment: Level a basement floor
Project Location: Stahl Way, Monroe, NY 10950
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Comment: Lifting 2 steps in front entrance
Project Location: ROUTE 9W SOUTH, Nyack, NY 10960
Comment: Driveway is at top of hill by road. Slope is eroding and undermining driveway. Need to fill voids before I can remove trees and install retaining wall. No lifting required just thorough void fill
Project Location: Brickyard Rd, Lansing, NY 14882
Comment: Concrete patio, approximately 25x12, has sunk 2 inches on house side, needs slope re-established.
Project Location: Route 15A, Springwater, NY 14560
Comment: Estimate for a slab on grade garage, with cracks in floor and out of level.
Project Location: Douglas Lane, Boston, NY 14025
Comment: Three sections of the six section (2 rows of 3) concrete parking area that are adjacent to the east wall of the garage have subsided resulting in a tripping hazard where this parking area meets up with the main concrete driveway pad.