Concrete Leveling Photo Album: Determining if your property needs PolyLevel Injection

Many times we hear "Do I need PolyLevel?" & "How do I know if I need PolyLevel?". Well, those questions will be solved today. Today, I'm going to show some major red flags that should tell you that you need PolyLevel. PolyLevel is an advanced polymer injection foam that we blast into an uneven concrete slab, the PolyLevel then raises it and makes it stronger than ever before. PolyLevel is perfect for anyone experiencing unlevel concrete steps, walkways, porches, rooms, garages, and pool decks.

Un-even Walkway

This walkway to the garage has a very unlevel slab on it. This is bad for a few reasons. 1. It can cause someone to trip and hurt themselves. 2. It looks terrible. 3. If the concrete is sagging towards your house it is directing any precipitation directly towards your home and into your basement (we all know how that ends.). The giant crack on the left and the unlevel slab on the right can be easily fixed within 15 minutes with PolyLevel.

Unlevel Slab

It does not take a genius to tell that this walkway is not even, and it hurts your home value along the way.

Huge Crack In Concrete Slab

This is a trap. You go to step over the above ground pipe and you're set-up to trip over the huge crack in the walkway. Nobody wants their walkway to be an unsafe obstacle course.

Another Unlevel Slab

This might not look like much at first but we see it all the time. The little cracks that don't like much harm happen to trip the most people because nobody is really that alert to a slight crack in the ground. But this still needs PolyLevel to be leveled out with the rest of the concrete.

Classic Garage Lip

You might have experienced this before, you go to park your car in the garage after work, and you have to bump over the little lip that separates your driveway from your garage, it is SO much better for your tires if you don't have this lip and we can fix it in no time.

What Happens When You Don't Fix That Lip

When concrete starts to sag, it won't stop until you give it a permanent fix. Do you see how this lip can destroy your tires now, I don't think anyone wants to climb a mountain with their car to park it in their driveway. Do you?

Concrete Can Move

This slab has not just moved a couple of millimeters, this slab has moved more than the original height of the garage floor, that is insane. This will hurt your home's value, which makes sense because who wants the front of their house to look like this?