Concrete Lifting and Leveling Photo Album: Weller Does Delmarva Show - PolyLevel

Once a month Jim Weller comes to the Big Red Barn and does his weekly radio show. We invite the community to come out and meet the team and watch interesting demonstrations. This week we had a demonstration of our PolyLevel. We had done in the past a show were we raise a slab of concrete using PolyLevel. This week we wanted to show case the science and art behind the demonstration.

Barry and Jim

Barry Adkins, system design specialist, talking with Jim Weller about a few special projects that he had worked on lately. A homeowner told him, "You saved my home."

Barry and Jim

Barry and Jim talk every Friday morning too on the Dan Gaffney Show.

Did you know...?

Did you know that we stream the show live online? This is what made the demonstrations even cooler!!!

Jim and Bill

Owner, Bill Anderson, talks with Jim about his recent birthday and a cool gadget that he received as a gift.

Jim and Bill

Jim and Bill talking about DryZone and Bill's next trip to Cancun... the real questions. Will be be flying or will he make the 3300 mile drive to Mexico.

Martin, Bill and Jim

We are about to being the demonstration of PolyLevel. We needed to make sure everyone had on their safety goggles!

Jim, Bill and Martin

Starting the mad science experiment.

Mixing the Chemicals

Here we are combining both solutions together to begin the reaction

Bill Mixes

After the 2 solutions are mixed Bill continued to mix until a reaction started/

Jim is impressed

Jim wanted to make sure he shared pictures of this cool event too!

It's Alive!

A reaction is starting

Within seconds

Quickly after we set the cup down the foam begins to expand and harden.

Experts only

This is truly a science, well really an art form! You need to be experienced and know what you are doing. Just little bit of this can have a big reaction. There is no going back if you use too much.

Feel the heat

The reaction causes the foam to heat up. Any one who is not experienced can actually case a fire. Just goes to show how important having an experienced contractor really is!