Before & After Photos

While preparing her Port Charlotte, FL, home for the future, Sheila wanted to make sure everything was safe and properly maintained for her children. A concrete pad that served as a step to her pool deck had sunk after the supporting soil washed out, creating a safety concern.

Our team at LRE Foundation Repair used PolyLevel to fill the empty space beneath the slab and gently raise it back to an even, safe position. The step is now level, stable, and secure, removing the safety concern and helping Sheila feel confident that this part of her home is protected for the long term.

A section of Joseph’s driveway in Port Charlotte, Florida had cracked and settled into the ground, forming a significant trip hazard. He asked LRE Foundation Repair for assistance and an expert Design Specialist visited his home to conduct a free inspection. Weak soil underneath the concrete had caused it to settle and crack, and the specialist recommended the Two-Part Concrete Protection System to repair the driveway. The LRE team first injected PolyLevel underneath the concrete to lift and level the settled sections. Next, the cracks that had formed were sealed with NexusPro to prevent water from seeping underneath the concrete. Following the successful implementation of the Two-Part Concrete Protection System, Joseph’s damaged driveway is now fully repaired and stabilized.

A significant trip hazard had developed in Richard’s concrete driveway in Port Charlotte, Florida, where a section in front of the garage had settled deep into the ground. In need of an immediate solution to prevent possible injuries, he reached out to LRE Foundation Repair and scheduled a free inspection with our Customer Care team. We sent one of our Design Specialists to Richard’s home to inspect the trip hazard and help provide a reliable fix. After examining the driveway, the specialist discovered that the soil underneath the concrete had eroded, creating a sizable void and causing the driveway to sink. To fill the void and lift the concrete back to its proper level, our team utilized PolyLevel. Injected directly underneath the concrete, this state-of-the-art polymer solution not only eliminated the trip hazard but also permanently stabilized the underlying soil. For added protection, our team also sealed the cracks and joints with NexusPro to help prevent water from seeping underneath the concrete. Richard’s trip hazard concerns are now a thing of the past, and his driveway is now leveled and permanently stabilized.

Richard in Port Charlotte, Florida, needed help fixing up his home’s concrete walkway after it had significantly settled into the ground, creating a notable trip hazard. After reaching out to us at LRE Foundation Repair and scheduling an inspection, our Design Specialist visited his home to inspect the concrete. After discovering that soil washout had created a large void under the walkway causing it to sink, the specialist devised a plan to level and stabilize the concrete with PolyLevel. Our team quickly went to work injecting PolyLevel directly under the concrete, filling the void, and lifting the walkway back to its proper level. To provide even more protection, NexusPro was applied to the cracks and the joint between the walkway and driveway to protect against water intrusion. Richard was very pleased to see the trip hazard completely removed and can rest assured that his walkway is now permanently stabilized.

Aubry had just recently purchased her new home in Port Charlotte, Florida, and immediately noticed a corner of her pool deck had settled and began separating from the pool cage. She reached out to us at LRE Foundation Repair and scheduled a free inspection with one of our Design Specialists in hopes of finding a solution. The specialist carefully examined the pool deck and found that soil settlement had caused the pool deck to sink and pull away. Our production team effectively restored the corner of the pool deck to its correct and level position after injecting PolyLevel underneath the concrete. Aubry was thrilled with the results, as the concrete is now level and the gap has been closed between the pool cage, resolving her concerns about her pool deck's stability.