Pool Deck Repair & Leveling
Settled, uneven concrete around a pool is a barefoot trip hazard waiting to happen. DBS Repair lifts and levels pool decks with PolyLevel® injection, faster and more affordable than replacement and a better option than resurfacing alone. For pitted or flaking decks, the DuraStone overlay restores a beautiful, slip-resistant finish.
Lift the Settled Deck, Strengthen the Soil Beneath It
Pool decks are prone to settling because of how pools are built: backfill soil placed around the excavation is never as dense as undisturbed soil, and when a heavy slab is poured on top, that loose soil compresses. Sections sink, edges protrude, and the surface becomes hazardous exactly where people walk barefoot.
PolyLevel® high-density expanding foam is injected through small holes drilled in the settled concrete. Installers control the injection so just enough foam is used to re-level the deck, and the foam’s expanding action fills voids in the loose soil, improving its stability and load-bearing characteristics so the settlement will not recur.


PolyLevel® Lifting vs Old-School Deck Replacement
Some contractors still demolish settled pool decks and pour new concrete. Here is what that really costs you compared with lifting.
Traditional methods
Demolish & Repour
Heavy equipment demolishes the settled sections beside your pool. The yard takes damage, debris is hauled out, and the pool is off-limits until the new concrete hardens and cures. Highest cost, and the new slab sits on the same loose backfill.
Recommended Solutions
PolyLevel® Pool Deck Lifting
Small injection holes instead of demolition. Saves time and money and will not disrupt landscaping. The deck is raised to level and the soil is strengthened so settlement does not return. The pool stays usable almost without interruption.
Expert Concrete Slab Repair in Superior, WI
Pool Deck Repair: What to Expect
1.
Free on-site inspection and estimate
A DBS specialist inspects the deck, identifies settled sections and protruding edges, and presents a written proposal.
2.
Injection points drilled
Small holes are drilled in the settled concrete at engineered locations around the deck.
3.
Controlled PolyLevel® injection
The two-part polyurethane mixture is injected beneath the deck. Trained installers meter the foam so just enough is used to re-level the concrete.
4.
Soil stabilization
The expanding foam fills voids in the loose backfill, improving the soil’s stability and load-bearing capacity so the repair lasts.
5.
Finish, seal, or resurface
Injection holes are patched. Joints can be sealed with NexusPro®, surfaces protected with SealantPro™, or the whole deck resurfaced with DuraStone.

Why Repair Your Pool Deck with DBS
Barefoot Safe
Protruding edges and settled sections are eliminated where family and guests walk barefoot.
Minimal Downtime
No demolition and no long cure means your pool season is barely interrupted.
Landscape Friendly
Lifting works through small holes, so there is no heavy equipment tearing up the yard around your pool.
Permanent Soil Fix
The expanding foam strengthens the loose backfill that caused the settling, so the deck stays level.
Proven Track Record
DBS has raised and restored hundreds of pool decks across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Complete Finish Options
Pair the lift with NexusPro® joint sealing, SealantPro™ protection, or a DuraStone slip-resistant overlay.
Make Your Pool Deck Safe and Level Again. Get a Free Inspection
DBS repairs pool decks throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin including Duluth, Hibbing, Menomonie, Eau Claire, and Mountain Iron. Every estimate includes an on-site inspection and a written proposal with no obligation.
Concrete Repair
Homeowner Reviews
your neighbors are talking about us…
DBS Repair has been lifting, leveling, and protecting
concrete in and around homes across Minnesota and Wisconsin,
from Duluth to Eau Claire, for nearly 15 years!
See what your neighbors have been saying about DBS Repair’s
concrete living, leveling, and void filling services.
Find Your Service Area
Enter your ZIP code to see which service page is right for your area.


