Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner from Cumberland, WI reached out to DBS looking for help with their cracked concrete patio. One of our Design Specialists went to the home to run a free no-obligation estimate appointment. After a thorough inspection, our Design Specialist provided the homeowner with a free quote for our Concrete Repair Service. One of our crews successfully sealed the concrete to provide the homeowner with peace of mind.

This concrete in Elk Mound, WI was sinking and needed to be lifted and leveled. They wanted a professional and permanent solution, so they reached out to DBS for help. 

A DBS Design Specialist visited the home in order to conduct a free, no-obligation estimate. After a careful inspection, our Concrete Lifting and Leveling Service was recommended. 

A DBS Foreman led the installation of the project with help from a team. Together, the team installed our PolyLevel® foam and NexusPro® sealant. These solution works together to create an even, permanent concrete solution.

This homeowner can now relax knowing their concrete is safe and sound.

Check out this before and after of a garage slab that we lifted, leveled, and sealed in Dallas, WI! One of our Design Specialists provided the homeowner with a free no-obligation estimate after a thorough inspection of the slab. One of our crews jacked up the concrete with our PolyLevel® foam and sealed all of the cracks and joints with NexusPro® for a smooth finish. Now the homeowner can relax with peace of mind from tripping hazards and eyesores!

A homeowner in Barnum, MN reached out to DBS regarding their concrete garage apron. The apron ad sunk a considerable amount, and it was a concern for the owner. Fortunately, DBS was able to go out and install PolyLevel® and NexusPro™ for the concrete. PolyLevel® is used for lifting and leveling, and NexusPro™ is used to seal the cracks. The results turned out great, and the homeowner can now feel more comfortable with their garage apron.

This customer had a barn slab that was uneven and had cracked in many different places. Using our Polylevel system we drilled a few penny sized holes into the concrete and were able to inject the foam necessary to raise the uneven parts of the slab back to where they should be. We then sealed the small holes we had made and the cracks that had previously formed.