Concrete Repair Before & After Photos

Before
The homeowner in Appleton, WI had a severe drop at the driveway-to-garage entry where the concrete slab had settled several inches. This created a hazardous lip that made driving into the garage difficult and caused water to pool along the apron during rain and snowmelt.

After
Sure-Dry lifted and stabilized the sunken driveway slab using PolyLevel® to restore a smooth, safe transition into the garage. Once proper elevation was reached, NexusPro® was applied to seal open joints and protect the repair from moisture intrusion and future freeze-thaw damage. The driveway-to-garage entry was returned to safe function and long-term stability for Wisconsin weather conditions.

Before The homeowner in Pittsville, WI noticed sections of their driveway had settled and cracked, creating uneven surfaces and trip hazards. Like many properties in Wood County, fluctuating Wisconsin freeze-thaw cycles and soil movement had caused the concrete slabs to sink, allowing water to collect along the joints. They were searching for concrete lifting near me and a trusted concrete leveling company to restore the driveway without the cost and disruption of full replacement. The cracking and separation between slabs were signs that voids had developed beneath the concrete, a common issue requiring professional concrete leveling and cracked concrete repair.
After Sure-Dry performed precise concrete lifting using PolyLevel® Injection Foam to stabilize and lift the settled driveway slabs. The high-density polyurethane foam was strategically injected through small drill holes to fill underlying voids and restore the concrete to proper elevation. Once leveled, the joints and cracks were sealed with NexusPro® Joint Sealant to prevent water intrusion and protect against further soil erosion. This combination of concrete lifting and professional concrete repair restored a safe, even surface while helping extend the life of the driveway in Pittsville’s changing seasonal conditions.
The homeowner now has a smooth, stabilized driveway and long-term protection against future settlement.

This Marshfield homeowner was dealing with more than just cracked concrete—over time, the sidewalk and garage apron had sunk several inches, creating a significant gap between the driveway and garage. The drop was so steep, they had to use 2x4s as a makeshift ramp just to drive in and out.

To make the space safe, smooth, and functional again, our team installed:

• PolyLevel® to lift and level the sunken slabs

• NexusPro® joint sealant to protect cracks and gaps from future water intrusion

Now, the homeowner can easily pull into the garage without the “speed bump” or DIY ramps—plus the concrete is sealed and protected for years to come.

Before

The homeowner in Marshfield, WI had several sections of sunken and uneven concrete along the driveway, front walkway, and side entrance to the home. Settlement had created trip hazards, uneven transitions, and gaps where water could collect and accelerate further deterioration. Like many Central Wisconsin properties, seasonal freeze-thaw cycles and soil movement can cause concrete slabs to settle over time, leading homeowners to search for concrete lifting, concrete leveling, concrete lifting company, and concrete floor repair solutions.

Rather than replacing otherwise sound concrete, the homeowner wanted a less disruptive and more cost-effective solution to restore safety and appearance throughout the property.

After

Sure-Dry inspected the affected areas and recommended lifting the settled driveway, walkway, and side entrance using the PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. PolyLevel is injected beneath the slab where it expands to fill voids, stabilize the underlying soil, and carefully raise the concrete back toward its original position. Once the slabs were properly aligned, the joints and cracks were sealed with NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help reduce water intrusion and protect against future deterioration. Unlike traditional mudjacking, which relies on heavier cement-based material, PolyLevel is lightweight, cures quickly, and places less stress on underlying soils while delivering long-lasting concrete lifting and concrete leveling results.

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Before

The homeowner in Marshfield, WI was frustrated to see significant cracking and settlement developing in the concrete around a relatively new home. Sections of the driveway had begun to sink unevenly, creating noticeable trip hazards and poor drainage conditions. The front walkway and concrete steps had also settled, while the side access door leading into the garage became more difficult to navigate due to the shifting concrete surfaces. Problems like these often lead homeowners to search for concrete lifting, concrete leveling, concrete lifting contractor, and concrete step repair solutions before the damage becomes more severe.

Although the concrete itself remained structurally sound, voids beneath the slabs and soil movement had caused multiple areas to settle. The homeowner wanted to restore the appearance, safety, and functionality of the property without the expense of complete concrete replacement.

After

Sure-Dry evaluated the affected areas and determined that the driveway, front walkway, steps, and side garage entrance could be restored using the PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. The expanding foam was strategically injected beneath the settled slabs to fill underlying voids, stabilize supporting soils, and carefully lift the concrete back toward its intended position. Once the concrete was properly aligned, cracks and joints were sealed using NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help prevent future water infiltration and soil washout.

Unlike traditional mudjacking, which uses a heavy cement slurry to raise concrete, PolyLevel is lightweight, minimally invasive, and cures quickly. The homeowner was left with safer walkways, improved curb appeal, properly aligned steps, and a more functional entrance to the garage while avoiding the disruption and cost associated with replacing large sections of concrete.

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