Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

PolyLevel Lift on a Leesville, SC driveway. 

PolyLevel Injection by Cantey Foundation Specialists to lift a front porch that had sunk in Peak, SC 

Jonathon L. of Chapin, SC called Cantey Foundation Specialists because his garage concrete slab had sunk over 3 inches.  The stairs to enter his home via garage were not even touching the floor anymore, so he had two wood blocks to hold it up temporarily.  Using our patented PolyLEVEL system, Cantey was able to raise the concrete slab to the correct level.  It also stabilized the garage, so that the slab will never settle again!

Brian M. of Chapin, SC could not stand the eyesore of cracks in his concrete slab driveway, and he also began to notice some settling around his pool deck.  After seeing a PolyLevel and Nexus Pro commercial on WLTX, Brian decided it was time to receive a free estimate from Cantey Foundation Specialists.  System Design Specialist Alex Lovette inspected the questionable areas, and he agreed that the PolyLevel and Nexus Pro could not only lift and stabilize his pool deck and driveway, but also fill the eyesore cracks.  PolyLevel Foreman Ryan McPherson and his crew finished the job shortly after in only half a day!  Now, Brian can enjoy his pool deck and driveway all year round.

Brian H. owns a pool and deck construction company, and a few years ago built a zero-entry pool for his handicapped customer in Chapin, SC.  Because of the movement of soils and the high levels of rain, the pool deck began to sink and move.  Since Brian warranties his work, he told his customer that he would call Cantey Foundation Specialists to help lift and level his zero-entry pool deck to make it more accessible.

Using our patented PolyLevel process, Team Leader Roberto Bunchner drilled penny-size holes and pumped our polyurethane substance underneath the slab to lift it back into place.  Now Brian is happy that he fulfilled his warranty promise to his customer, and his customer can enjoy his pool without the worry of major gaps in the slab.