Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

Tim W. has been a resident and homeowner in Inman, SC for most of his adult life. He and his wife recently retired which gave them extra time on their hands. Through the years they were not able to do everything they wanted in regards to renovations on their home. Working full time and raising children did not leave much time for home improvement. Tim and his wife have been enjoying finally doing different projects around their home. Tim had noticed a while ago that their back concrete porch was sinking. He did not want the hassle of completely replacing the concrete slab so he looked for alternatives. One morning while watching the news Tim saw a commercial for Cantey Foundation Specialists. He called in to see if Cantey could help him with his porch. System Design Specialist Ryan Holloway came out for an inspection and found that the PolyLevel process that Cantey offers would be the right solution. Ryan explained to Tim that small holes would be drilled through the slab. These would be the places that the PolyLevel would be injected. The PolyLevel would come out as a liquid effectively filling any voids underneath the concrete. Within 15 minutes the liquid would solidify and as it did it would be constructing a solid foundation and lifting the concrete slab. Production Team Leader Roberto Buchner came out and successfully injected the PolyLevel process. Tim and his wife are more than pleased with their porch and are now recommending Cantey to all their friends.

Vic and Tricia B. have been homeowners in Inman, SC for the last few years. They bought a new home where they plan to stay to raise their children. The kids love playing outside so Vic and Tricia specifically bought a home that had a huge front and backyard. Recently, one of the kids tripped over the sidewalk leading up to the front steps. Vic and Tricia had not previously noticed that their concrete slab leading up to the door had started to sink. They were concerned about the safety of their children as they played outside. Immediately Vic began to look for a company that could solve this tripping hazard. During his search online he came across Cantey Foundation Specialists and their PolyLevel process. Vic and Tricia decided they would make an appointment to have someone come out and inspect. System Design Specialist Ryan Holloway arrived for the appointment and inspected the area in question. Ryan sat down with Vic and Tricia to let them know that he thought the PolyLevel process was the right solution for them. The PolyLevel process would begin with small holes being drilled through the concrete slab. These would be the injection sites for the liquid PolyLevel that would find all the voids and fill them. Once the PolyLevel was injected, it would take 15 minutes to harden. As the PolyLevel sets, it lifts the concrete slab above while stabilizing underneath the slab. Vic and Tricia now have the peace of mind that their children are safe to play outside once again thanks to Cantey's PolyLevel solution.