Proven Concrete Leveling & Lifting in Casper, WY!
Your local Casper PolyLevel contractor is Foundation Support Systems of Wyoming, LLC.
PolyLevel™ is a less abrasive and cost-saving alternative to concrete lifting & leveling. The entire concrete lifting process is less destructive and offers numerous benefits over typical slab raising methods. Our Casper contractors are the only professionals trained and to provide the PolyLevel™ concrete lifting solution.
The PolyLevel Concrete lifting and slab-raising applications will work for the many variations of sinking and settling concrete, including:
• Concrete driveways and concrete steps
• Interior floor slabs
• Concrete pool decks or pool surrounds
• Sunrooms with concrete floors
• Concrete roadways & parking areas
• Airport runways
• Concrete patios & landings
The Best Alternative to Mudjacking and Slab Jacking
Mudjacking, or pressure grouting, are solutions that require the demolition and replacement of an entire slab of concrete, a procedure that is time consuming and expensive. PolyLevel’s two-part foam expands instantaneously upon injection beneath a settled slab. The injection holes are small and much less abrasive than those required for mud jacking. During the injection process, PolyLevel expands many times its original volume, forcing the sunken concrete back to its initial level. It takes only a matter of minutes for the polymer to expand and reach more than 90% of its firmness!
For homeowners, general contractors and commercial property owners, the PolyLevel system is the most effective solution for repairing sunken concrete surfaces. Contact us today for a free inspection and repair estimate!
Recent job requests for PolyLevel in Casper, WY:
Project Location: Casper, WY 82601
Comment: S side part of driveway has settled pretty bad.
Project Location: Casper, WY 82609
Comment: Garage floor is sinking, need to resurface along with the driveway
Project Location: Casper, WY 82601
Comment: Considering a home purchase (built 2019). The back patio has an unsupported corner from settling of ground, I assume. There is already a crack going up the center of the patio slab. The slab is approx 10x12 feet. What is a ballpark estimate to repair the support with Polylevel?
Project Location: Casper, WY 82601
Comment: Hi, I have a concrete front porch and walk up slab that needs lifting. Please stop by and provide a quote. Thanks.
Project Location: Casper, WY 82601
Comment: 4ft by 7ft Concrete walkway has settled about 1 inch where a downspout diverter was leaking under concrete . Adjoins house slab but not part of it.
Project Location: Casper, WY 82601
Comment: Patio slates towards hour leaving standing water
Project Location: Casper, WY 82609
Comment: Concrete slab in garage is sinking
Project Location: Casper, WY 82604
Comment: I'm in the process of purchasing the home listed above. Two concrete slabs have heaved/settled/cracked. One is an approximate 4X4ft slab in front of the front porch (cracked in half). The second is in front of the garage on a standard driveway slab (cracked all the width of the slab about a third of the way out from the garage door). These will be documented in the inspection report. Just wondering what a ballpark estimate is? Thanks and Happy New Year!
Project Location: Casper, WY 82609
Comment: Sunken slab going out of back door and sidewalk under gutter and garage floor
Project Location: Casper, WY 82601
Comment: Need to raise a slap of the driveway.
Project Location: Casper, WY 82604
Comment: Sinking corner of slab in garage floor, making floor uneven and garage door does not seal.
Project Location: Casper, WY 82604
Comment: I would like to see if your process is the right way to fix my foundation, and if so, get a quote!
Project Location: Casper, WY 82604
Comment: A garage floor that is sinking on both sides and high in the center.
Project Location: Casper, WY 82609
Comment: My front porch of the house seems to be settling more. Would like to see if it can be fixed?
Project Location: Casper, WY 82604
Comment: I have a house built in 1955, the slac has settled, due to bad dirt (clay and bentonite. I also have to replace the sewer line on that side of the house due to soil subsidence, and I suspect that it would be best to do both these operations together... so I'm doing my homework to get opinions on feasibility, cost and timing... Thanks for your time