Concrete Repair Photo Album: Concrete Repair and Waterproofing in Columbia, TN

This Tennessee home was beautiful, but the uneven sidewalk brought the house value down. It not only was not aesthetically pleasing, but it also created a tripping hazard. All of the cracks in the sidewalk were not sealed and this created an easy entrance for water to infiltrate the concrete and soften the soil under, which caused cracking and shifting. The homeowners were recommended to us by a neighbor, so they called immediately to set a free appointment up! Our inspector came out to inspect the area and answer all of the homeowners questions. He knew exactly what this home needed and our crew was ready to begin the project! Eric, our trusty concrete repair expert, lifted the settling concrete slabs with PolyLevel and then sealed all cracks with NexusPro! The cracks and settling around the house brought water in the house, so we added a sump pump to make sure all unwanted water was pumped out! The homeowners now have a safe home they don't need to worry about!

SAFETY HAZARD ALERT

If you're hating having to watch your step on your sidewalk every time your hands are full of groceries, call us! We have the best solution!

Cracked Concrete

Whether the soil under this slab was not prepared properly or too much weight was put on the sidewalk, but this slab is an eyesore and needs to be fixed before the home's value plummets,

Sealed Concrete

NexusPro® is a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks specially engineered to provide long-lasting flexibility and to stand up to harsh weather conditions. Unlike traditional polyurethane sealants, NexusPro resists UV rays, which means it won't crack, bubble or dry. It fits into homeowners' busy lifestyles, too - drying time is a fraction of that needed for other urethane-based caulking products.

TripleSafe

This TripleSafe liner with lid kit and alarm will ensure that unwanted water is flushed right out of your home!

PolyLevel

PolyLevel utilizes high-density, expanding polyurethane foam to raise slabs back to a desired level. This is done by boring small (penny sized) holes in the slab, and using specially designed equipment to inject a structural grade polymer into the void. After the void is filled, the expanding properties of the polyurethane foam allows for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. Finally, the small holes are grouted and sealed, and the slab is completely restored.