Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

A concrete walkway in Ooltewah, TN received intervention from Master Services. After conducting an inspection, it was discovered that the cement slab had experienced cracking over time and had sunk in several areas due to soil settling. This type of issue is a frequent occurrence that can be readily resolved with the application of our patented PolyLyft solution. This remarkable product has the capability to raise concrete slabs, driveways, pool decks, sidewalks, and other surfaces with ease. PolyLyft is a non-intrusive technique that delivers swift and lasting leveling results.

In Ooltewah, TN, Master Services recently resolved an issue with a concrete sidewalk. Our team quickly identified soil erosion as the cause beneath the concrete slab. Thankfully, we provided a swift solution by employing our innovative PolyLyft method.

PolyLyft is specifically designed for elevating and leveling various surfaces, including sunken concrete slabs. This process involves injecting a specially formulated expanding foam beneath the affected area to gently raise the sunken slab back to its original position. Unlike traditional methods such as complete concrete replacement, PolyLyft offers a cost-effective and enduring solution. Opting for PolyLyft not only saves the homeowner time and money but also guarantees a lasting fix for their concrete sidewalk.

This Signal Mountain, TN homeowner was dismayed to see cracks forming along his concrete pool slab. He called Master Services to raise the slab using PolyLyft. 

A homeowner near Signal Mountain, TN grew tired of the soil constantly washing out beneath his concrete driveway, causing large cracks to form. He called Master Services to raise the slab using PolyLyft, securing and stabilizing it for years to come.

In Signal Mountain, TN, a residence had sinking entrance stairs, a common issue often caused by soil erosion resulting from natural factors like droughts, floods, or seismic events. To resolve this problem, Master Services utilized a method known as PolyLyft, involving the injection of an expanding material to lift the concrete. The homeowner was highly pleased with the repair work's results, as it not only stabilized the front steps but also left their driveway and yard untouched by the process, with no debris left behind.