Davenport Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This driveway and side walkway in Ogden, Utah had settled unevenly over time, creating noticeable gaps and a slight tilt toward the yard. Our team lifted and stabilized the slabs using PolyLevel®, a high-density polyurethane foam that restores concrete surfaces without major disruption. Once the concrete was leveled, we applied NexusPro® joint sealant to protect the joints from moisture and soil erosion. The result is a smoother, safer, and longer-lasting surface with a refreshed appearance.

Even though this customer had an existing sump pump in their basement they were still finding two areas in their finished basement that had water issues. They contacted Davenport Foundation Repair and our crews went out and installed WaterGuard, CleanSpace, and a drywell to give the client a dry basement space.

This before-and-after photo set highlights a concrete step repair project completed in Ogden, Utah. The steps had settled due to soil movement beneath the concrete, creating an uneven transition and visible separation at the base. Our team stabilized and repaired the affected area to restore proper support, improve safety, and enhance the overall appearance of the entryway. Concrete step settlement is a common issue in northern Utah and should be addressed early to prevent further damage.

Before and after of path between the garage and house. 

This before-and-after photo set shows a concrete slab repair completed in Pleasant View, Utah, where sections of the concrete had settled and separated at the joints due to soil movement beneath the slab. These types of voids and height differences can create trip hazards and allow water to penetrate below the concrete, leading to further settlement over time.

To correct the issue, our team used PolyLevel® concrete lifting to stabilize the soil and raise the sunken slab back toward a smooth, level surface. Once the concrete was properly aligned, NexusPro® joint sealant was applied along the control joint to seal the gap, protect against moisture intrusion, and allow for natural expansion and contraction.

This repair restored the appearance and safety of the concrete while helping prevent future soil erosion — a common concern in Northern Utah’s seasonal moisture changes and freeze-thaw cycles.