Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

This walkway was sinking and was lifted back into place using polylevel

This walkway in Provo Utah, was lacking in stability due to soil erosion under the concrete pad. We used Polylevel injections to fill the voids and stabilize the path. 

Our customer's concrete leading to the front stairs had sunk several inches. We were able to level it with PolyLevel injection foam

This Riverton, Utah homeowner faced an uneven concrete walkway that had settled over time, creating a tripping hazard and drainage issue near the front steps. Our crew used PolyLevel® expanding foam injection to lift and stabilize the sunken concrete slabs, restoring a safe, level, and long-lasting surface. This quick and non-invasive process raised the panels back to their original position within hours—without the mess or cost of replacement.
Perfect example of how PolyLevel can permanently fix settling concrete caused by Utah’s shifting soils and seasonal moisture changes.This Riverton, Utah homeowner faced an uneven concrete walkway that had settled over time, creating a tripping hazard and drainage issue near the front steps. Our crew used PolyLevel® expanding foam injection to lift and stabilize the sunken concrete slabs, restoring a safe, level, and long-lasting surface. This quick and non-invasive process raised the panels back to their original position within hours—without the mess or cost of replacement.

Perfect example of how PolyLevel can permanently fix settling concrete caused by Utah’s shifting soils and seasonal moisture changes.

This Draper, Utah homeowner noticed that their concrete stairs were pulling away from the home, creating a visible gap and potential tripping hazard. Our crew leveled the concrete steps back into their proper position and sealed all exposed cracks using NexusPro, a professional-grade sealant designed to withstand Utah’s extreme temperature changes. The result is a safe, durable, and clean finish that prevents future water intrusion and extends the life of the concrete. This repair not only restored curb appeal but also reinforced the connection between the steps and the foundation for long-term stability.