Before & After Photos

When not properly sealed, concrete walkways can sink and crack when water gets beneath the slabs and erodes the soil. This customer called on Quality 1st Basements to help fix a problem that was bound to get worse. PolyLevel injections lifted the slabs and the NexusPro joint sealant will help divert surface water away from the joints to prevent future washout. 

This homeowner in Hillsdale, NJ was noticing cracking on the slabs leading to their front door. They called the professionals at Quality 1st Basements for a free inspection and quote. Our System Design Specialist suggested Polylevel to lift and level any sunken slabs that were creating unsafe tripping hazards. The job was finished with NexusPro Sealant to keep the cracks sealed so it would be protected from any moisture and debris that would cause it to erode. The homeowner was satisfied with their results and felt like their home was safer for them and their family. 

A Jersey City, NJ homeowner knew it was time to repair their sinking concrete porch, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. As a solution, we used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the concrete. Since the installation, the homeowner had not experienced any other concrete issues around your home. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems repaired this sinking pool deck in Ocean Gate, NJ, by using the Polylevel Injection. Polylevel is waterproof and recovers within fifteen minutes. Our crew carefully drilled small, penny-like homes into the uneven concrete. They then injected the polyurethane foam into the empty void. The foam then expands and lifts the slab to its desired height. The homeowner was happy with the results!

This homeowner in Belford, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was becoming unlevel and cracking. This happens because concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek, provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete. Our foreman, Ramon, used the PolyLevel Injection System to inject into the voids underneath the slab. This will bring the concrete to a lifted position within 20 minutes and will be safe to walk on.