Concrete Leveling and Lifting Services in Grand Rapids, Lansing, Kalamazoo
Quickly & effectively stabilize your sinking, settling concrete throughout Michigan with our PolyLevel® polymer injection
Does your driveway, sidewalk, walkway, concrete steps or patio have problem areas where sunken concrete has caused uneven surfaces and tripping hazards to form? It's a very noticeable problem that has a very simple solution.
Conditions, where outdoor concrete has already begun to sink, are not uncommon in Michigan & Indiana and are often the result of shifting or a weak soil base or erosion. If you have noticed sinking concrete near your home in Kalamazoo, Lansing, Grand Rapids, or nearby Michigan, call us today for a free estimate!
Signs of Sunken Concrete
- Sinking concrete steps or sidewalks
- Cracked, bumpy and uneven driveways or patios
- Cracking and sinking sections of slabs
- Washout of soils under concrete slabs
- Repeated cracking of concrete slabs
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Sinking sidewalks, driveways, and concrete floors aren't just eyesores - they can quickly turn into safety hazards! Sinking concrete can be especially troublesome if you are:
- Concerned about the liability of visitors tripping on your property
- Preparing your home for sale
- Or simply want to enjoy your home with your family and friends
Which sidewalk would you prefer to walk on?
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Concrete Repair Can be Simple and Affordable - Find Out How!
PolyLevel® is a fast & efficient method to raise sinking concrete. This simple foam injection can stabilize your concrete slab for years to come!
Ayers Basement Systems can fix your sinking outdoor concrete problems so you can enjoy your driveway, sidewalk or patio again without worry.
In the past, contractors relied upon mudjacking (also known as slab jacking, concrete lifting, concrete raising, grout pumping and slab leveling) to level concrete that had settled over time. This entailed pumping concrete slurry under the settled slab to raise it and hoping that the settlement wouldn't continue.
At Ayers Basement Systems we use PolyLevel® to lift concrete slabs to a level position with less weight and disruption than the legacy mud jacking or slab jacking process.
See for yourself how PolyLevel® works.
We would be happy to provide you a free evaluation and estimate for concrete repair and leveling in South Bend, Traverse City, Battle Creek, Elkhart, Muskegon, Jackson, Mount Pleasant, and other local areas. We also offer free estimates on all of our services, including foundation repair.
Concrete Leveling FAQs
How does concrete leveling compare to concrete slab replacement?
Concrete leveling is a cost-effective and time-efficient alternative to fully replacing concrete slabs. Instead of removing and pouring a new slab, which can be expensive and disruptive, leveling restores the existing concrete. It is typically completed in a few hours and is much less expensive than a full replacement, making it an ideal choice for many homeowners.
What kind of concrete surfaces can Ayers Basement Systems level?
We correct sunken interior concrete slabs and exterior concrete slabs. Some examples include garage floors, sidewalks, concrete steps, concrete driveways, pool decks, patios, porches, and even sinkholes.
Can I buy PolyLevel® myself and fix my sunken concrete slabs?
No, PolyLevel® is only available through the exclusive network of trained PolyLevel® technicians and installers. It requires specific training and knowledge of all aspects surrounding concrete slabs, including the surrounding soils/sediment and the extent of existing damage. The application of this product must be precise and controlled to achieve the desired results.
When is the best time of year to level my uneven concrete slabs?
There is no wrong time of year to fix your slabs with PolyLevel®. That being said, we recommend fixing any unlevel concrete before winter weather rolls around, and freezing temperatures along with it. Moisture and cold weather can make concrete damage significantly worse. Beyond that, PolyLevel® is best dispensed in more mild temperatures to achieve maximum foam yield and lift.
Is slab leveling with PolyLevel® environmentally friendly?
Yes, concrete leveling is an environmentally friendly solution because it reuses the existing concrete slab instead of requiring new materials. By leveling the concrete, you avoid the need to dispose of old concrete, reducing waste. Additionally, PolyLevel® is inert once it is cured, which means it will not leach chemicals into the surrounding soil.