Concrete Repair Before & After Photos

A pair of homeowners in Saint Clair Shores, MI planned to be in their house until it was time to move into a retirement home. Unfortunately, their driveway, garage, and patio all had cracks and were sinking which created tripping hazards. The driveway was so cracked that the concrete slabs appeared as worn out puzzle pieces. The homeowners knew they wanted these issues fixed sooner rather than later, so they contacted HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair to get a free estimate.

One of HomeSpec’s project managers, Jeremiah, visited the residence and evaluated the concrete surrounding the home. He measured the dimensions as well as tested how deep a space was under the slabs. He then conversed with the homeowners about a plan to repair everything. Jeremiah shared that the products HomeSpec would use are PolyLevel® Injection Foam and NexusPro sealant. The crew would drill small holes through the concrete so the PolyLevel® Injection Foam reaches underneath the slabs and it would then lift them into place. Once all of the concrete was leveled, then the team would use NexusPro sealant to protect the joints and cracks. The homeowners agreed to this plan and later watched it come to life thanks to teams led by Domonique and Rick. They were happy with the final results!

A homeowner in Detroit, MI had worked with HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair in 2022 to level part of their driveway. A couple of years later, they decided to reach out once more. Not only was the concrete driveway cracked but grass and other plant life had grown through those weak spots. Worse of all, the slabs in the driveway had started rocking when driven over. The homeowner was prepared to have the rest of the driveway repaired and welcomed a HomeSpec project manager to inspect the scope of the work.

The project manager explained that the work would be similar to the work done back in 2022. The crew would clear away the plant life and then level the concrete using PolyLevel® Injection Foam. Once the driveway was flat and even, then the crew would seal the cracks using NexusPro sealant. The homeowner agreed to this plan and scheduled a PolyLevel foreman and team to come out to the house. This project was completed by Domonique and his team. The homeowner was happy with the final results!

A Detroit, MI homeowner originally reached out to HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair due to water entering their basement during heavy rain events. A senior project manager named Jeremiah went out to the home for a free inspection, where he discussed concerns and goals with the homeowner. After receiving the estimate, they needed time to evaluate their options. Later that year, the homeowner reached out to HomeSpec again; however, they now wanted to get a estimate for concrete leveling as well. They were preparing to install a garage and wanted their driveway fixed in advance. Another project manager, Jim, visited the home to evaluate the driveway where they wanted to level the area. Once this inspection was complete, Jim spoke with the homeowner about both the waterproofing and concrete leveling repair plans. They agreed to move forward with both projects and scheduled crews to begin the work.

For the concrete leveling and repair portion of the work, there were three main steps. The first step was to cut through the joints of the concrete slabs and drill small holes through to the underside. This would allow for step two, to inject PolyLevel® Injection Foam and lift the concrete to an even level with the other slabs. Finally, the crew could seal the cracks and joints using NexusPro sealant. This combination of products would keep the driveway even and protect it from sinking further. The work was led by foremen named Domonique and Fred.

A homeowner in Roseville, MI decided that enough was enough and it was time to get their driveway fixed. Areas had sunken and plants were growing through the cracks. The unlevel concrete had caused damage to one of their cars. The homeowner wanted to leave the house to their son one day so the property needed this maintenance. They called HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free inspection.

The project manager, Noah, looked at all of the concrete on the property and came up with a plan. He explained to the homeowner that the majority of the concrete could be repaired instead of replaced. The sunken slabs could be lifted and leveled using PolyLevel® Injection Foam and the cracks could be sealed using NexusPro sealant. The homeowner approved of this plan and had HomeSpec schedule their crews. Domonique, the PolyLevel foreman, led the lifting and leveling process. Meanwhile, Rick, another foreman, led the process of pouring new concrete in two specific spots. Together, they were able to completely revive the driveway. The homeowner was happy with their work and knew there would be no further issues.

The concrete surrounding a Warren, MI home was unlevel in various spots across the property. The homeowner contacted HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free inspection. At first, their biggest concern was the slabs in front of the garage because they would regularly have a trailer parked there. However, while the HomeSpec project manager was conducting the inspection, they found that more areas were sinking as well. Specifically, the walkway from the driveway to the front door. The homeowner agreed on a repair plan that would address all of their concrete leveling needs.

A foreman who specializes in concrete repair, Fred, led a team in the installation process. First, they drilled holes through the slabs to access the underside of the walkway. Then, they used PolyLevel® Injection Foam to lift the concrete slabs until they were even across the entire path. Finally, the crew sealed the joints using NexusPro sealant. They continued this process on the driveway and garage. When they had completed the project, the homeowner was happy with the work of the HomeSpec crew.