Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

This customer had some concerns about cracked and unlevel concrete in his home, so he reached out to Fortress Foundation Solutions, who sent out our System Designer, Danny Camunas, to come take a look. After a thorough inspection, Danny designed a solution and gave him an estimate that same day. Shortly after, our Foreman, Mickey Knight, and his Co-Foreman, Dom Wells, came out and injected our PolyLevel Foam under the concrete to raise it up, making it nice and even. Our customer loved the result!

This client noticed his concrete patio sinking away from the house, so he called Fortress Foundation Solutions. We sent out our System Designer, Brandon Conner, who inspected the porch thoroughly and gave our client an estimate. After he accepted it, our Poly Crew, Mickey Knight and Dominique "Dom" Wells, went out to complete the project. They lifted the concrete patio by injecting our PolyLevel Foam underneath, then sealed the cracks with our NexusPro Joist Sealant. Our client loved the look of his newly raised patio!

This client was worried about his broken, sunken concrete becoming a tripping hazard at his elderly mother's home, so he called Fortress Foundation Solutions to give him an estimate on repairing it. We sent out our System Designer, Caleb Stone, who did a thorough inspection and gave the client a quote. After the customer accepted, we sent out our Poly Crew, Mickey Knight and Dominique "Dom" Wells to fix the issue. They injected our PolyLevel Foam under the broken concrete to make it level, then sealed the cracks with our NexusPro Crack Repair. Our client loved his new, level concrete!

Is your sidewalk separating from your home? Fortress Foundation Solutions offers concrete services to help! At this property the sidewalk was pulling away from the foundation of the home. System Designer Chris Wilmouth sent our Concrete Crew, Mickey and Dom, out to lift the sidewalk back into place using our Poly Level Injection and sealing off the job by using Nexus Pro Joint Seal to ensure the cracks wouldn't be visible.