Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Kodak, TN, recently discovered a sinking section of the sidewalk near her newly built home. Worried about the safety of her children, who often played outside, she noticed a 3-inch sink had formed, creating a potential tripping hazard. Concerned about further damage, she contacted Master Services for a solution.

Our team promptly scheduled a free inspection, and upon arrival, our home inspector explained that soil erosion from rainwater had likely caused the concrete to settle unevenly. This kind of issue, if left unchecked, could lead to more serious problems, so immediate action was necessary.

To resolve the situation, our crew recommended using PolyLyft, a fast-acting foam designed to stabilize and lift sunken concrete. They carefully drilled small holes in the affected area and injected the PolyLyft, which expanded and raised the sidewalk back to its original level.

Within minutes, the sidewalk was restored, eliminating the hazard. The homeowner was grateful for the quick, efficient service, knowing that her kids could play safely and that the repair would prevent further sinking.

The team visited a home near Hilham, TN that had a sinking driveway pad. Often, water from rain works its way underneath concrete and washes away soil. The weight of the concrete also will cause settlement. To fix this slab, our team injected it with PolyLyft. The team drills holes at strategic intervals along the slab, then injects them with the high-density polyurethane. As the substance fills the voids beneath the slab, it raises it to an even position. 

These front steps were sinking at a home in Knoxville, TN. Often, when concrete sinks, it's due to soil erosion caused by drought, flooding, or seismic activity. To fix this issue, Master Services injects the concrete with PolyLyft, which expands and raises the concrete as it does so. 

Master Services raised this sidewalk at a home in Knoxville, TN using our patented PolyLyft. This miraculous product raises driveways, sidewalks, concrete slabs, pool decks, and more. It is a non-invasive method that provides quick, permanent leveling. 

Uneven sidewalks often are not just cosmetic problems, but safety risks. In some locations, homeowners can be held liable if an individual trips and hurts themselves on sidewalk in front of their home. To eliminate such risks, Master Services uses PolyLyft to raise the concrete. This ensures the sidewalk is even and level, minimizing tripping hazards.