Before & After Photos

Our Polylevel easily raised this slab right back where it was supposed to be, permanently. It's amazing what a little polyurethane foam can do for your concrete slabs!   

Rob and Meredith R. have owned their home in Columbia, SC for about 10 years now. They purchased the home after retiring and decided it would be their forever home. They have enjoyed having a newer home after years of owning older houses that needed repairs. They have not had to worry much until Meredith tripped over the front porch and fell down the stairs. The porch had started to sink, causing a major tripping hazard at the top of the steps. They were fortunate that she did not break anything but the porch situation needed to be addressed. Rob started looking for a company that could solve this problem for them and found his answer while listening to the radio. There was a commercial about Cantey Foundation Specialists and their PolyLevel process. Rob called in and scheduled an appointment with System Design Specialist, TJ Harden. TJ arrived and did a thorough inspection of the porch and took some readings. Afterward, he sat down with both of them to discuss how the PolyLevel process was the solution they needed to remove the dangerous tripping hazard. Small holes would be drilled through the concrete slab that makes up the porch. Then a liquid polythene is injected underneath the concrete. Due to this solution being a liquid, it can effectively fill all the void that exists underneath the concrete. The liquid quickly hardens forming a solid foundation and giving the concrete the lift it needs to return to its original position. Rob and Meredith were impressed by the process and decided to hire Cantey to do the job. Production Team Leader, Roberto Buchner and Production Team Member, Josh Hough came out and successfully injected the porch with the PolyLevel process. Rob and Meredith have peace of mind that their porch will not pose any risks to them any longer and have recommended Cantey to others with concrete repair needs. 

As the season slowly changed from spring to summer, customer Chad W. of Lexington, SC uncovered and began cleaning his pool.  He noticed numerous cracks in the perimeter concrete slabs, which created tripping hazards for friends and family.  Calling Cantey Foundation Specialists for a free estimate, System Design Specialist Jamie Beresford inspected the pool and recommended our patented PolyLEVEL process.  Production Crew Foreman and PolyLEVEL Specialist TJ Harden injected the polyurethane underneath the concrete pool deck and lifted it back into place.  Now, customer Chad W. does not have to worry about anyone stubbing their toes while jumping into the pool during the beautiful summer season!

Sean F. of Lexington, SC had seen Cantey Foundation Specialists' name at the Columbia Home and Garden Show and was very impressed with the PolyLEVEL product.  After deciding to put his home on the market, he knew exactly who to call to fix his unlevel pool deck.  System Design Specialist Alex Lovette presented even more information about our patented PolyLEVEL process, in which Sean became completely comfortable with doing business with us because he knew only Cantey could give him a permanent solution.  Now, Sean can be confident that his home will sell easier since the pool deck has been lifted and stabilized back into place!

Cantey Foundation Specialists were able to help Dennis D. of Lexington, SC using our patented PolyLevel process to lift and stabilize his settling concrete driveway.  Dennis bought his home only a few years ago, and he didn't notice the crack in the driveway.  However, after the October flood last year, he and his wife noticed it dropped drastically thus becoming a tripping hazard.  Concerned that his wife could fall and get hurt, he was eager to have Cantey Foundation Specialists fix the problem.  The PolyLevel crew led by Foreman Ryan McPherson injected the polyurethane substance into numerous penny-size holes in the concrete slab.  This allowed the substance to fill the voids underneath the slab and lift it nearly four inches back into place.  Now, Dennis and his wife no longer have to worry about the tripping hazard in their driveway!