Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

The back patio at the New River, AZ home had settled and was unlevel. The settlement was treated by injecting a lightweight expansive polyurethane (PolyLEVEL) to fill existing voids and lift the concrete slab.

The owners of the single-family home were struggling with some foundation problems on their stem wall, and when one of our staff members went to take a look at the place he/she realized there was another foundation problem on the driveway. After speaking with the Owners of the house and analyzing the pros and cons of the service, the Homeowners decided to go ahead with the PolyLevel® Repair System to lift the concrete slab and not have to worry about it anymore. 

The Homeowners of this family home were concerned about some space gaps between the wall and the floor. Since the space gab started getting bigger and bigger, the Owners decided to take action on the matter. After some research, the Homeowners decided to call the experts, and that is when Arizona Foundation Solutions came to the rescue. Additionally, to concrete lifting services, Arizona Foundation Solutions do concrete step repair in Prescott, Arizona as well!

Settlement problems happen when the house gets constructed over expansive soils, which in most cases it is clay soil. This house was a victim of a terrible foundation problem which seems to be a settlement. When clay soil does not get enough moisture exposure, it tends to shrink, which causes the floor to sink in. After realizing the problem was only getting worse, and it was affecting more areas of the house, the Homeowners decided to call for help and opted for calling Arizona Foundation Solutions. Additionally, to concrete lifting services, Arizona Foundation Solutions do concrete step repair in Prescott, Arizona as well!

The restoration process for the foundation slab of this historic Phoenix home involves utilizing innovative techniques such as PolyLevel, a lightweight expansive polyurethane solution. This method effectively fills any existing voids and elevates the floor slab to its optimal level.

To commence the repair, small 3/8” holes are carefully drilled into the exterior concrete slab. Through these access points, polyurethane grout is then skillfully injected directly beneath the slab surface. This process efficiently raises the slab to its Highest Practical Maximum, ensuring structural integrity and stability for the entire foundation.