DBS Before & After Photos

Notice in the before photo the uneven concrete that presented a significant trip hazard at the entrance of this Menomonie residence, a vital concern for a home supporting individuals with disabilities. Understanding the importance of safety and accessibility, our team quickly stepped in with a solution. As the after photo showcases, we utilized PolyLevel® for a precise, durable lifting and leveling of the concrete, while NexusPro® was applied to seal joints and cracks, delivering a safe, smooth surface. This entryway transformation not only enhanced the aesthetics but significantly improved the functionality and safety for residents, living up to our mission of offering remarkable customer experiences through reliable, long-lasting home solutions.

Notice in the before photo, the cracked and uneven concrete in a Menomonie homeowner's space screamed for attention – posing a tripping hazard and detracting from the home's appeal. Focused on providing a remarkable experience and durable solution, our team stepped in with PolyLevel® and NexusPro® technology. As showcased in the after photo, we transformed the area into smooth, seamless concrete, ensuring safety and enhancing curbside appeal just in time for guest arrivals and preventing further damage. Safety and aesthetics can indeed co-exist, thanks to our dedicated approach.

Confronted with uneven, cracked concrete that turned their driveway in Menomonie, WI, into an eyesore, a homeowner reached out to us in search of a solution. The before photo clearly shows the damage that diminished their home’s curb appeal. Our team quickly stepped in, using PolyLevel® to carefully level the slabs, followed by NexusPro® to seal the cracks, ensuring a smooth, seamless finish. The after photo showcases a remarkable transformation—a rejuvenated driveway that highlights our commitment to providing reliable, long-lasting solutions and an exceptional customer experience.

A home in Bruce, WI was experiencing issues with the support beams in their basement. The original wood beams were starting to fail, causing sagging floors which could lead to further structural damage. In need of a solution, the homeowner had a DBS Design Specialist come out and provide a free, no-obligation estimate for the service. It was determined that the basement would need to have the original beams replaced by SmartJack® XL units. These galvanized steel jacks are made to support very heavy loads and structures, making them optimal for foundation support. 

The basement of this Winter, MN home had wooden foundation walls that were suffering under the pressure of the backfill on the other side of the walls. This finished basement room was not an overly large room and the owner wanted to maintain as much usable square footage as possible. Fortunately, our wall anchors fit tightly to the wall and can be covered or finished over when tightened to where they need to be. This solution stabilized the foundation without creating a mess or a cumbersome eyesore for the room.