Concrete Repair Before & After Photos

The 45-degree right-angle view shows the effectiveness of our concrete step leveling process on this Sandy, UT property. As seen in the before photo, the right side of the stairs had sunken visibly. After using high-density polyurethane foam, we lifted and stabilized the steps to their original position, improving both safety and structure. This repair highlights how foundation-grade concrete leveling in Sandy, Utah can eliminate uneven surfaces and prevent further damage.

This front entry walkway in Sandy, UT had settled concrete slabs that created an uneven surface leading up to the steps. Using PolyLevel®, the team lifted and leveled the sunken section, restoring a smooth transition to the door. After leveling, NexusPro® joint sealant was applied to protect against water infiltration and further soil movement. The result is a safer, more attractive walkway that enhances the home’s curb appeal and prevents trip hazards.

The driveway at this Sandy, Utah home showed extensive cracking and joint separation due to soil movement and freeze-thaw cycles. Before sealing, the crew cleaned out all cracks and prepared the surface for NexusPro® application. This preparation ensures strong adhesion and a watertight seal once applied, protecting the concrete from further damage and moisture intrusion.

After thorough surface preparation, the NexusPro® sealant was applied to every crack and joint across the driveway, sealing out moisture and preventing further deterioration. The flexible sealant moves with temperature changes, maintaining protection year-round. The finished driveway in Sandy, UT now looks refreshed, with sealed cracks and restored structure that will last for years to come.

This residential driveway in Sandy, UT had developed multiple cracks and uneven slabs due to soil settlement and weather changes. Our team used PolyLevel® to lift and re-level the sunken concrete sections, restoring a smooth, even surface. Once leveled, NexusPro® joint sealant was applied to every crack and control joint to prevent water intrusion and protect the concrete from further damage. The finished driveway is now safer, longer-lasting, and visually refreshed—ready to handle years of Utah’s seasonal weather.