Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

This home in Madisonville, TN had a cracked concrete slab that not only looked uneven, but presented a tripping hazard. Master Services strategically drilled holes along the slab, then injected each one with PolyLyft. As the polyurethane expanded, it raised the concrete. Now the slab is even and offers no tripping risk!

We recently addressed a concrete sidewalk issue in Athens, TN. A homeowner with a relatively new construction house contacted us for assistance. Our experienced team promptly identified the issue as concrete settling, a common occurrence often caused by poor soil compacting, and took care to inject the critical sites without affecting the foundation wall underneath. The PolyLyft process involves injecting a specially formulated expanding foam beneath the affected area, gently raising the sunken slab back to its original position. This approach provides a cost-effective and permanent solution to the problem. By choosing PolyLyft, the homeowner not only saves time and money but also ensures a long-lasting remedy for their concrete sidewalk.

Recently, one of our inspectors assisted a homeowner in Tellico Plains, TN with fixing a partially sunken back porch. A sinking or cracking concrete slab can pose safety hazards and even lead to damage in other parts of the house. To address the issue, our team used high-density polyurethane foam injections to fill any voids, stabilize, and lift the sinking slab.

Master Services visited a home with a sinking patio in Birchwood, TN. An outside AC unit was sitting on the slab, which sunk probably due to soil erosion caused by rain. To fix it, we injected the slab with PolyLyft, which raises cement slabs as it expands. 

At a residence located in Georgetown, TN, the entrance stairs were found to be sinking. The common reason for concrete sinking is due to soil erosion that occurs as a result of natural phenomena such as droughts, floods, or seismic events. To address the issue, Master Services employs a technique called PolyLyft, where the concrete is injected with a material that expands and lifts it. The homeowner expressed great satisfaction with the outcome of the repair work, as not only were the front steps stabilized, but also their driveway and yard were left unaffected by the process, without any debris remaining.