Concrete Driveway Repair in Stevens Point, WI
Before
The homeowner in Stevens Point, WI contacted Sure-Dry after noticing multiple concrete surfaces around the property were beginning to sink and separate. The driveway, garage apron, and front cement steps had settled unevenly over time, creating visible height differences, cracking, and potential tripping hazards. Water was no longer draining properly in certain areas, increasing concerns about further settlement and deterioration. Homeowners searching for concrete lifting, concrete leveling, or concrete step repair services often experience these same issues as supporting soils shift beneath exterior concrete slabs.
As the settlement continued, the homeowner became concerned about both safety and curb appeal. Rather than replacing otherwise structurally sound concrete, they wanted a long-lasting solution that would restore the affected areas while minimizing disruption to their property.
After
Following a detailed inspection, the Sure-Dry team recommended lifting and stabilizing the settled concrete using PolyLevel® High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam and sealing the joints and cracks with NexusPro® Concrete Joint Sealant. PolyLevel is an advanced alternative to traditional mudjacking, also known as slab jacking, which relies on a heavy cement slurry to raise concrete. Unlike mudjacking, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures quickly, requires smaller injection holes, and helps provide precise, long-lasting results. NexusPro was applied to help protect the repaired concrete from future moisture intrusion and joint deterioration.
The driveway, garage apron, and front cement steps were carefully lifted back toward their intended position, creating safer transitions and improving the overall appearance of the home. The completed concrete lifting and concrete leveling project restored functionality to the affected areas while helping protect the concrete from future settlement and weather-related damage.
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