Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

James from Shakopee, MN got in contact with us when he began to notice that his front walkway was sinking further and further away from his front step. He was concerned that if the issue was left unresolved, the slab would continue to sink, creating an even more dramatic tripping hazard. When he called our office, we set him up with our FREE estimate, entitling him to a thorough inspection by one of our Design Specialists. Once the appointment was set, our Design Specialist, Daniel, headed out to the property to see if we could help. Once he finished his walkthrough, he made his recommendations. He wanted to lift the problem slab using our PolyLevel solution. Daniel explained that our PolyLevel is an expanding polyurethane foam that works to fill the voids caused by soil erosion and works to raise and stabilize the concrete surface. Our customer agreed and work began shortly after. 

Our Foreman, Dylan, and his crew began the process by strategically drilling holes into the problem slab. Next, they injected the foam into one hole at a time, closely monitoring the lifting process to ensure no overcorrections were made. Once the job was finished, James was relieved to know that he no longer had to worry about trip hazards in front of his house! 

Ben's concrete patio needed to be lifted and leveled, so he did his research online and found American Waterworks on HomeAdvisor. He called our office and scheduled a FREE estimate with our Design Specialist. Our Design Specialist went to Ben's home, inspected his patio, and proposed a couple of solutions that would solve the problem. Ben was confident in the proposal, so he followed through with the project. 

Our Foreman and his crew member injected our PolyLevel underneath the patio to fill the voids caused by soil erosion and to level the patio out with the entrance of the home. Next, our team applied our NexusPro over the crack between the concrete and the house. This sealant prevents moisture from getting underneath and it gives the concrete a nice finishing touch. 

Ben was happy with the work and said the crew was courteous, polite, patient, communicative, and cooperative!

A homeowner in Monticello, MN, disliked the look of their uneven and separating concrete slabs. Worried this issue would worsen, the homeowner knew they needed to find a permanent solution. Hoping to avoid total concrete replacement, the homeowner began looking into "concrete repair specialist near me". After sifting through several companies, only one stood above the rest: American Waterworks. Since they were already on our website, the homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner prepared for the arrival of our Design Specialist, Gary. A few weeks later, Gary arrived at the home and began the thorough inspection of the exterior concrete. During the inspection, Gary confirmed that several slabs were suffering from settlement. To prevent the settlement from continuing, Gary recommended installing PolyLevel underneath the struggling sidewalk. Knowing this was the best option, the homeowner decided to go ahead with his proposal. Next, Gary sent the proposal to our Logistics team to give the final stamp of approval. Once they approved the plans, it was scheduled with our Foreman, Sam, and his crew. A few weeks later, Sam and his crew traveled to the home to begin the installation. First, Sam and his crew began by inserting PolyLevel underneath the struggling sidewalk. Once the PolyLevel was inserted, Sam and his crew shifted to inserting NexusPro in the joints and cracks. After all the joints and cracks were repaired, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was in awe of the wonderful transformation made by the crew. American Waterworks is happy to repair its customers' damaged and struggling concrete. 

A homeowner in Monticello, MN, disliked the look of their cracked and uneven sidewalk. Unsure of the cause, the homeowner knew they needed to find an expert to provide them with a solution. The homeowner looked into "cracked concrete repair near me," and the first company to grab their eye was us, American Waterworks. Impressed with our stellar ratings and reviews, the homeowner decided to sign up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner prepared for the arrival of our Design Specialist, Greg. A few days later, Greg traveled to the home to begin the thorough inspection of the exterior concrete. During the inspection, Greg confirmed the concrete was suffering from settlement. To prevent this issue from worsening, Greg recommended inserting PolyLevel below the sinking sidewalk. The homeowner agreed and worked with Greg to find the best installation date. When the installation date arrived, we sent our Foreman, Bryce, to the home to begin the installation. First, Bryce and his crew started by inserting PolyLevel below the sinking sidewalk. Once the PolyLevel was inserted, the crew shifted to replacing the old joints with NexusPro, a silicone-based solution. Once all the products were secured, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. American Waterworks is happy to provide its homeowners with peace of mind. 

Ron M. of Monticello, MN had uneven concrete on his front porch. He wanted it fixed up before the end of summer, so he called American Waterworks to set up a Free Estimate. We sent out our Design Specialist, Chad Johnson, to inspect the concrete and come up with a solution. After a detailed diagnosis, Ron was content with Chad's proposal so he went ahead with the project. 

Our foreman, Troy Johnson, and his production crew began the concrete repair by injecting our PolyLevel below the concrete to fill the gaps and stabilize the surface. PolyLevel is waterproof, it's not messy, and heavy loads can sit on it within 15 minutes after injection. To seal the cracks, our crew applied NexusPro, which is a special sealant made to provide long-term flexibility, and it gives the concrete a clean and neat appearance. Ron was very happy with the project and was glad he got in touch with American Waterworks when he did!