Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

Upon its purchase, this homeowner knew there were issues with the garage's concrete. Wanting to remedy this issue before selling the home to new owners, they reached out to DBS for a permanent solution.

DBS Design Specialist James Miller visited the home and provided a free, no-obligation estimate. To lift and level the concrete, our 2-part polymer foam PolyLevel® was recommended. DBS Foreman Jason Foster and his production crew successfully installed and leveled the garage slab using PolyLevel® and sealed the cracks using NexusPro™. 

Concrete lifted with PolyLevel® be used immediately after curing, which typically takes around 15 minutes. It's ultra-durable and won't wash away like other substances used in mudjacking. 

This garage is restored to level and will be supported for many years to come! 

Homeowners in Barnum, MN reached out to DBS for help stabilizing the foundation of their home. The basement walls were cracked and beginning to bow, which was also causing issues to their poured foundation slab.

DBS Design Specialist Nathan Schroeder went to the home and provided a free, no-obligation estimate for the work. After inspecting the home, Nathan recommended installing PowerBrace™ support beams to stabilize the walls. The home was stabilized by Foreman Jason Foster and his production crew. 

From there, our concrete repair team lifted and leveled the garage space with our PolyLevel® foam. When injected, this foam expands to lift and level concrete slabs. It takes about 15 minutes to cure and then it's ready to use. 

This home is now healthy, safe, and comfortable! 

This home in Ashland, WI had uneven sidewalks alongside their home and leading to the garage. This caused rainwater to flow towards the home, and into the basement. In order to direct the water elsewhere and repair the cracked and uneven sidewalks, they reached out to DBS for a free, no-obligation estimate for our concrete repair service.

Our Concrete Repair Design Specialist visited the home measured the concrete sidewalk settlement. To lift and level the concrete, PolyLevel® was recommended. DBS Foreman Dusting Behning and the production crew successfully leveled the different portions of the sidewalk using PolyLevel®. This 2-part poly material expands upon application to raise sinking concrete slabs. It hards as it cures and the finished concrete can be walked on within 15 minutes of application. 

This home now has a safe, stable, and level sidewalk that will last for years to come! 

This home in St Louis Park, MN had uneven sidewalks alongside their home. Uneven sidewalks are problematic for many reasons; they create tripping hazards, they are difficult to shovel in the winter, and they affect the way rainwater flows around your home's foundation. Wanting to restore their concrete, they reached out to DBS for a free, no-obligation estimate.

Our Concrete Repair Design Specialist Steve LaFontaine visited the home measured the concrete sidewalk settlement. To lift and level the concrete, PolyLevel® was recommended.

DBS Foreman Dusting Behning and the production crew successfully leveled the different portions of the sidewalk using PolyLevel®. This 2-part poly material expands upon application to raise sinking concrete slabs. It hardens as it cures and the finished concrete can be walked on within 15 minutes of application. Cracks are then filled with NexusPro, a material that seals cracks with a waterproof membrane.

This home now has a safe, stable, and level sidewalk that will last for years to come! 

A homeowner in Chippewa Falls, WI wanted a solution for their sunken concrete driveway and patio. Washout beneath the slab has caused the concrete to sink up to 3 inches in some areas. Interested in the DBS PolyLevel solution for sunken slabs, they contacted us for a free estimate.

A Concrete Repair Design Specialist visited the home and provided a free, no-obligation estimate for the repair work. DBS Foreman Elisha Schlipp and her team installed expanding PolyLevel beneath the home's driveway, sidewalk, and patio. This polyurethane foam is injected beneath the slab via a pea-sized hole in the concrete. Expanding upon application, it raises the slab back to level and hardens as it cures. 

After a successful project to lift and level the slab, the homeowners can now make better use of their outdoor spaces.