Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

This home in Danvers, MA was built on a slab. Overtime, water caused soil under the slab to erode, creating voids. The homeowners were preparing for a remodeling project and noticed the slab had settled 2-3 inches in some places, and so needed to be raised again. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed PolyLEVEL to stabilize the slab.

This homeowner in Marblehead, Massachusetts was experiencing some cracking and sinking in their breezeway. They called Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. A Design Specialist arrived at the home and inspected the breezeway. He recommended that the homeowner use PolyLevel and Nexus Pro to repair the breezeway. 

The EFS Crew arrived at the home and was able to lift and level the breezeway. After leveling the breezeway, they sealed all of the cracks.

These homeowners in South Hampton, NH were remodeling their back deck and looking to add some long steps down to their concrete patio and inground pool. However, the existing concrete in this area was in poor condition. Over the years, it had cracked and settled significantly. They did not want to replace the concrete, as most of it was going to be covered by the new stairs anyways. Our specialist arrived and explained how PolyLevel was the ideal solution. 

Using PolyLevel, our production team successfully lifted the settled concrete back to a stable and  level position. The homeowners were then able to build their decking steps down onto the slab with no concerns. The large cracks were sealed with NexusPro, a silicone based caulking specifically designed for outdoor applications. They were very pleased with the results and were able to continue their deck and patio renovation project. 

A homeowner in Amesbury, Massachusetts, had moved into their home about a year ago. They spent a lot of time by the pool this past summer and noticed tripping hazards around their pool deck. Our design specialist recommended installing PolyLevel and NexusPro around the pool to eliminate the tripping hazards around the pool. 

A homeowner in Amesbury, Massachusetts, had their water main burst and it washed away dirt from under the slab in their basement. The water washed away approximately 4" of water from beneath the slab. They have already seen the slab in their basement begin to shift and they would like to prevent further movement/ damage. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their home. Our design specialist recommended spraying PolyLevel underneath the concrete slab to fill the void.