Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

Mount Juliet Homeowner noticed unlevel areas of the driveway. With years of water runoff the concrete has continued to sink and created cracking. Injecting PolyLevel under the concrete levels the driveway back out.

These Tennessee homeowners had a very unsightly crack that also doubled as a safety hazard! A piece of their driveway had sunk and caused an unlevel ground to walk on. It had continued to sink further into the ground and the cracks appeared larger. It was time they got professional help to fix their problem before someone got hurt!

They saw our ad in City Publications and called us right away!
Our inspector came out to their home for their free inspection and knew right away what they needed!

The driveway was in need of our PolyLevel foam injection to lift the sunken slab back to its original position and it also needed our NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal the cracks, so they wouldn't get worse! NexusPro is also resistant to UV rays, which results in no drying, cracking, or bubbling! 

The homeowners now have a safe driveway that they no longer have to worry about! 
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These homeowners in Mount Juliet Tennessee were having some problems with their back patio.  With almost a four-inch drop people were starting to trip.  Knowing Frontier is a reputable company they reached out.  Frontier sent out a design specialist to diagnose the problems.  Together with the homeowner it was decided that poly level injections were the right solution for this home.  Beautiful results!

This was a church in Hopkinsville Kentucky that was concerned with their front steps becoming a tripping hazard and wanted to get the problem fixed before someone got hurt.  They contacted Frontier Basement Systems and a design specialist was sent to their home.  It was designed that PolyLevel injections to slightly lift the slab and some sealant was the right solution for this church.  The results are beautiful.

This is an amazing before and after photo of what happens when PolyLevel is injected under a concrete slab to raise it up to safe and secure levels