Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

The sidewalk in Crumpton, MD has sinking concrete that needs to be raised. Instead of tearing apart the concrete sidewalk, the homeowners contacted DryZone to raise the concrete. Tripping hazards are very dangerous and must be handled right away. DryZone injected PolyLevel into the sidewalk that leads to the home. 

Now the homeowners do not have to worry about tripping while they are walking to and from their front door every day. 

This front porch had seen better days and had left the homeowners concerned. Their concern led them to contact DryZone and see what the concrete professionals could do for them. Our skilled team arrived and used PolyLevel to lift and restore the appearance of the front porch at this home in Elkton, MD.

The sidewalk in Millington, MD is sinking and the homeowners want to catch the problem before it is too late. DryZone came to inspect the property and saw the problem right away. Our team suggested PolyLevel because it's a stress-free foam injection that does not require tearing up the sidewalk. Also, PolyLevel only takes fifteen minutes to cure after being injected into the concrete! Now that is a great deal! The homeowners were pleased with their sidewalk after the PolyLevel was injected. 

The homeowners in Millington, MD are concerned about the cracks in their basement. DryZone came to the property for a free inspection and saw the problem that the homeowners explained. DryZone suggested injecting PolyLevel before the problem grew worse. The homeowners were very happy knowing they did not have to redo their floors in their basement. Thankfully, PolyLevel solved the problem for these homeowners!

The sidewalk and stairs in Barclay, MD is experiencing problems, which include cracks and sinking concrete. The homeowners heard about DryZones Polylevel service and decided to call for a free inspection. When DryZone came to the property, our team found sinking concrete leading up to the front door. Right away, DryZone suggested PolyLevel to raise the sinking concrete back to its desired height.