Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

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.

The Master Services team recently visited a residence in Monterey, TN to address settlement issues that had affected a large garage floor. Factors like soil erosion and temperature changes can cause concrete to sink and shift, leading to cracks. To tackle this problem, we employed the PolyLyft injection method, which expands and lifts the concrete, providing stability to the entire surface. Thanks to this solution, our client now has a secure platform that meets their stability requirements.

Master Services recently provided timely intervention for a concrete sidewalk in Chattanooga, TN. Our team quickly identified the underlying problem as soil settling, a common issue associated with cement. Fortunately, we swiftly resolved the problem using our proprietary PolyLyft solution.

PolyLyft is a groundbreaking product that offers an effective approach to lifting and leveling various surfaces, including concrete slabs. This innovative solution involves injecting a specially formulated expanding foam underneath the sunken slab, which gently lifts it back to its original position. Unlike conventional methods like concrete replacement, PolyLyft is a cost-efficient and permanent solution for the issue.

This porch in Chattanooga, TN was sagging and not only looked unattractive, but could potentially lead to safety hazards. To fix it, the team used PolyLyft to strategically inject the slab. As the PolyLyft filled the voids beneath the porch, it expanded and raised the slab with it.