Before & After Photos

A homeowner from Rochester, MN, had been watching her concrete patio for a few years. She had noticed that the slab had begun sinking, and the sinking had become so bad she was seeing a trip hazard forming. She didn't want anyone to take an unnecessary tumble, so she reached out to American Waterworks to see what could be done. We set her up with our FREE estimate, and a few weeks later, our Design Specialist, Jesse, headed out to the home. 

Once Jesse concluded his inspection, he met with the homeowner and informed her that we could help with the issue by using our PolyLevel lifting and leveling method. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that expands when injected beneath sinking concrete, filling voids left by soil erosion and slowly lifting the concrete back into place. He went on to say that we protect our lift by installing our NexusPro, a silicone-based sealant that gets applied to cracks and joints in the concrete to ensure nothing can permeate the slab, compromising the soil below. The homeowner agreed and a few weeks later the work began. 

On the day of the project, our Foreman, Troy, and his team were able to lift the concrete, successfully eliminating the pesky trip hazard, and restoring safety. Now our customer can feel confident in the ground beneath her feet! 

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A Rochester, MN, homeowner was facing a sinking concrete walkway leading to her side garage door. She had noticed the slab slowly sinking over the years, but now it had sunken so far that it was creating a dangerous trip hazard. Not wanting anyone to get hurt, the homeowner decided to search for concrete repair mn. When she found our website she signed up for her FREE estimate, and a few weeks later, Nate B, headed out to the home. 

Nate got right to work inspecting the sunken slabs, and quickly after that, he was ready to make his recommendation. Nate informed the homeowner that his issue could be helped with the use of our PolyLevel injection. PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when injected beneath sinking concrete surfaces. It works to fill voids left by soil erosion, slowly lifting the slabs back into place in the process. The homeowner agreed and scheduled the job for several days later. 

On the day of the installation, our Foreman, Jordan, and his team were able to complete the lift and level in no time. Now, our customer can rest easy knowing their sunken concrete has been handled! 

A homeowner from Rochester, MN, had noticed a few areas of his concrete walkway and driveway were sinking, creating large trip hazards. He didn't want to wait for the problem to worsen, so he began to look for Rochester concrete repair. When she found our website, she was impressed with our concrete repair before and after images. She scheduled her FREE estimate, and several weeks later, Adam V, one of our Design Specialists, headed out to the home. 

Adam got right to work inspecting the area, and when he finished, he informed the homeowner that we could save the sinking concrete with the help of our PolyLevel injection. Adam explained that PolyLevel is a dense polyurethane foam that expands when its injected beneath concrete slabs. It works to fill voids left over by soil erosion and, in the process, lifts the sunken slabs back into place. Adam went on to say that he recommended safeguarding the lift with the help of our NexusPro. This silicone-based sealant gets installed directly to the cracks and joints in the newly lifted concrete, and serves as a barrier, as it's specifically designed to stand up against harsh weather conditions. The homeowner liked the idea of a non-invasive fix, and scheduled his job on the spot.

On the day of the project, our Foreman, Jordan S, and his team were able to complete the lift and seal with no issues. Now, our customer can rest easy knowing his trip hazards have been handled! 

Marilyn had an area around the entrance of her home and near the garage that the concrete slabs had sunk significantly.  Troy was able to level off the areas with ease.

Client was noticing a sizable distance between the front porch door and the concrete slab below.