Before & After Photos

Sherman was concerned about his unlevel driveway and the look if gave his home. He did not want to re-pour the driveway because the expense and mudjacking took too long to allow for access to the garage. Mac from MidAmerica Basement System offered him the solution of PolyLevel. PolyLevel is high-density polymer material that uses techniques like mudjacking. Small holes are drilled into the concrete to have in PolyLevel injected and lift the slab. When the material is injected, the voids are filled and stabilize the slabs and expand to lift the concrete to its original position. The quick cure time allows for access to the driveway and garage within 5 minutes of application. Now Sherman has a leveled driveway once again.

Over the years, Sherman’s driveway had begun to sink and in some areas crack under pressure. The unlevel, cracked concrete concerned him and he wanted it fixed. He thought about having it re-poured, but when he found out the price, he was less than thrilled. He looked around for more options and found the injection technology solution offered by MidAmerica Basement Systems.

This solution called PolyLevel uses high-density polymers to fill voids under the concrete, and then expand to lift and stabilize the area. Tripping hazards are quickly reduced, and the driveway is leveled once again. A NexusPro Joint Sealant is then applied to all the existing cracks to permanently seal them from future water intrusion and to prevent the cracks from worsening over time. The NexusPro also “hides” the appearance of the cracks, helping them blend in with the existing concrete.

 Homeowner Lee contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems to learn more about the PolyLevel services. PolyLevel is a foam that is injected under concrete slabs to lift and level. The foam expands and hardens under the slab filling the void that caused the slab to sink and crack. 

Homeowner Kumar contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems when he wanted to learn more about the PolyLevel services. The foam is injected under the concrete slab to fill the void that caused the sinking. The foam expands and hardens lifting the slab back. 

Homeowner Dick has lived in their 1993 home for the last 5 years. Years ago they noticed the cracking and sinking. They decided that their home needed a curb appeal update and that began with fixing the driveway. The polyurethane foam is injected under the slabs of concrete to fill the void causing the sinking. The foam hardens and expands to lift and level the slab.