Concrete Repair Before & After Photos

Before: A homeowner in Denmark, WI had a concrete sidewalk wrapping around the house toward the back entrance that had slowly settled and shifted over the years. Several sections of the walkway had become uneven enough that it was uncomfortable — and in some spots unsafe — to walk across, especially during wet or icy conditions. The slabs had also started separating at the joints, allowing water to work underneath the concrete and continue washing out the soil below.
Like a lot of homes around Brown County, years of freeze-thaw weather and changing moisture conditions had gradually caused the sidewalk to sink out of level. The homeowner wanted to get the walkway straightened back out and safer to use without replacing the entire sidewalk around the home.

After: Sure-Dry used PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam to lift and stabilize the settled sidewalk leading around the house to the back entrance. By injecting the foam beneath the slabs, the crew was able to fill the empty spaces underneath and carefully raise the concrete back closer to level. Compared to traditional mudjacking methods, PolyLevel High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam is lightweight, cures quickly, and allows for more precise lifting adjustments along walkways like this.
Once the sidewalk was leveled, the joints and cracks were sealed using NexusPro Concrete Joint Sealant to help keep water from getting back underneath the slabs. By the end of the project, the walkway had a much smoother appearance, safer footing around the home, and cleaner transitions leading to the back entrance.
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This Denmark, WI homeowner had settling concrete along the driveway and the area leading to an entrance of the home. The uneven slabs affected both the appearance of the property and created an uneven transition near an area used regularly to enter the home.

Sure-Dry used PolyLevel® to lift and stabilize the settled concrete. Unlike traditional mudjacking, PolyLevel uses a lightweight expanding polyurethane foam that requires smaller injection holes, adds very little weight to the underlying soil, and allows the repaired area to return to service quickly.

After the slabs were lifted, NexusPro® was applied to the joints and cracks to help prevent water from entering beneath the concrete and contributing to future settlement.

The result is a smoother, more stable driveway and entrance area with improved drainage and a cleaner finished appearance.

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This Denmark, WI driveway had developed severe cracking along with areas of settlement, leaving the concrete uneven and continuing to deteriorate. Simply filling the cracks wouldn't address the underlying problem—the slabs needed proper support underneath them first.

Sure-Dry used PolyLevel® to fill voids beneath the driveway, stabilize the concrete, and carefully lift settled areas. Unlike traditional mudjacking, PolyLevel uses lightweight polyurethane foam, requires smaller injection holes, adds very little additional weight to the underlying soil, and cures quickly.

Once the concrete was stabilized, NexusPro® was applied to the cracks and joints. The flexible, weather-resistant sealant helps prevent water from reaching the supporting soil beneath the driveway, where erosion and Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles can contribute to additional settlement.

The finished driveway is more stable, safer, and better protected without the expense and disruption of tearing out and replacing all of the existing concrete.

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In Crivitz, WI, a beautiful home faced one glaring issue: unsightly, uneven concrete that put a damper on curb appeal. But, as you can see from the before and after photos, we quickly turned things around with our innovative PolyLevel solution. Not simply a cosmetic fix, PolyLevel offers a reliable and long-lasting lift to sunken concrete, ensuring the aesthetics match the functionality. Our mission to deliver a remarkable customer experience shines through in this transformation, restoring pride and pleasure to the homeowner's view.

Before
A homeowner in New Franken, WI was dealing with settlement across several important concrete surfaces around the property, including the driveway, side walkway, and the concrete slab supporting the central air conditioning unit behind the home. Sections had sunk and shifted as support beneath the concrete weakened, creating uneven transitions and allowing water to reach areas below the slabs. The settlement beneath the air-conditioning pad was especially important to address because the equipment needed a stable, properly supported surface. Concrete settlement caused by voids, moisture, and soil movement is a common concern throughout Brown County and Northeast Wisconsin.
After
Sure-Dry restored the affected areas using PolyLevel® High-Density Concrete Lifting Foam. PolyLevel was injected beneath the driveway, side walkway, and central air unit slab to fill underlying voids and provide controlled lifting and stabilization. Once the concrete was properly supported, NexusPro® Concrete Joint Sealant was applied to cracks and joints to help limit water infiltration and future erosion beneath the slabs. Sure-Dry uses this same PolyLevel and NexusPro approach for concrete lifting and sealing projects throughout Northeast Wisconsin. Unlike traditional mudjacking, or slab jacking, which pumps a heavy cement-based slurry beneath the concrete, PolyLevel uses lightweight polyurethane foam that requires smaller injection holes and allows technicians to make precise adjustments during the lift. The completed concrete leveling project provided the homeowner with more stable surfaces around the property while helping protect the driveway, walkway, and central air equipment pad from continued settlement.
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