Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

Management of Denver Drug Pharmacy in Denver, IA wanted their sidewalk concrete repaired. After getting previous work done by American Waterworks, they wanted to take the same route. Our Design Specialist, Mac Cole, went to their store to inspect the problem and come up with a solution. Management was confident in Mac's proposal, so they went ahead with the project. 

Our Foreman, Troy Johnson, injected 92 pounds of our PolyLevel underneath the concrete to lift and raise the surface so all of it was stabilized. Our PolyLevel is a unique kind of foam that cures quickly and adjusts repairs right away. Troy made sure management was happy with the outcome!

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A homeowner in Osseo, MN, noticed their back patio slabs were beginning to overlap one another. Worried this would become a tripping hazard, the homeowner began searching for a company to provide a solution. The homeowner wanted to avoid replacing the entire slab, so they sought to find a company that could fix sections of the concrete. During their search, the homeowner came across our eye-catching project photos and they knew right away we would be an excellent choice. Shortly after deciding, the homeowner called our Appointment Center and signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, we sent one of our Design Specialists to the home to inspect the concrete. After the performed a full analysis, the Design Specialist determined that the concrete was beginning to sink into the ground. Once he found the issue, he could go ahead and provide the homeowners with a possible solution. The Design Specialist recommended that the concrete be lifted and leveled. Knowing this was their best option, the homeowners agreed and the plans were sent to the assigned crew. Our Foreman, Tyler, and his crew arrived at the home and began their work. To lift and level the concrete, the crew utilized the PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam injection solution. The crew's main focus was the entire garage and back patio. Once the PolyLevel installation was complete, the crew cleaned up their site and moved on to the next job. The homeowners were in awe that their concrete looked as good as new. American Waterwork is happy to assist another customer with their concrete needs. 

A homeowner from Osseo, MN, was growing frustrated with a piece of concrete leading up to an accessibility ramp that leads to an entrance to the house. Worried about wheelchair accessibility, the homeowner decided to look for companies that could fix the issue. When he came across one of our ads in a newspaper, he decided to give us a call and claim his FREE estimate. A few weeks later, our Design Specialist, Kyle P, headed out to the home to see what could be done. 

Once Kyle finished his inspection, he informed the homeowner that his issue could be fixed with our PolyLevel lifting solution. Our PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that expands when injected below concrete, filling voids left by soil erosion and slowing lifting the slab back to its desired position. Kyle finished by saying that we finished our lifting process by installing our NexusPro. A silicone-based sealant, NexusPro gets applied to all cracks and joints in the concrete to prevent unwanted moisture from getting below the slab, potentially compromising the lift. The homeowner agreed to the proposed work and the project was scheduled for a few weeks later. 

On the day of the installation, our Foreman, Jordan, and his team made quick work of the installation. Now that the job is complete, our customers are thrilled to have full accessibility for wheelchairs! 

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A church employee was growing concerned over a piece of sunken concrete in a walkway many congregants frequented. Not wanting anyone to take a tumble, he decided to begin the search for a company that could fix the issue for his congregation. During his search, he found the American Waterworks website. He decided to take advantage of our FREE estimates, and a few weeks later, our Design Specialist, Dave S, headed out to the property to see what we could do. 

Once Dave finished his inspection, he was ready to give his recommendations. Dave explained that we could address the sinking concrete with the help of our PolyLevel method. Our PolyLevel is a dense, polyurethane foam that expands when injected beneath sinking concrete slabs, filling voids left by soil erosion and slowly lifting the concrete back into place. The church employee agreed and the work was scheduled for a few weeks later. 

On the day of the installation, our Foreman, Sam K, was able to complete the lift, successfully lifting the slab back to its original position and eliminating trip hazards. Now, our customer is thrilled to know his congregants no longer face trip hazards! 

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A homeowner from Maple Grove, MN, was bringing groceries into her home one day when she took a nasty fall. When she inspected what had caused her fall, she was surprised to find out that the culprit was her front walkway. It had sunken away from the front concrete stoop, creating a nasty trip hazard. The homeowner knew she couldn't leave the issue alone, so she began to look for concrete repair near Minneapolis, MN. When she came across one of our printed ads in a local shopper, she called to schedule her FREE estimate. Several weeks later, Kyle P, one of our Design Specialists, headed out to the home. 

Kyle got right to work assessing the sunken concrete, and when he finished, he was ready to make his recommendation. Kyle informed the homeowner that we could address the sinking with the help of our PolyLevel injection. PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands as it is injected underneath sunken concrete. As the foam expands, it fills voids left by soil erosion and lifts the sunken concrete back to its desired location. Kyle went on to say that he was recommending our NexusPro silicone-based joint sealant to safeguard the lift. He explained that NexusPro gets installed directly to the cracks and joints of the newly lifted concrete, and works to prevent unwanted moisture from getting below the concrete, potentially compromising the lift. The homeowner liked the sound of Kyle's plan and scheduled the work for some time later. 

On the day of the project, Dylon M, one of our Foremen, led his team through the lift, level, and sealing of the concrete. Now, our customer can walk up to her home in confidence, knowing that her concrete is as level as can be!