Before & After Photos

This Goodrich homeowner was working on the curb appeal of his home before putting it on the market. He knew how important curb appeal is when it comes to selling a home - it attracts the attention of home buyers and adds value. But the walkway slabs leading to the porch were lopsided with messy weeds growing in-between the cracks. The concrete need some TLC! 

HomeSpec came to the rescue with our innovative PolyLevel system. The slabs were leveled, sealed, and ready to go the same day. The joints were also sealed to prevent weeds from growing again. The homeowner was happy he hired the right contractors to complete his concrete job!

This clear safety hazard of shifting, settling, and sinking concrete slabs would be leveled and sealed using a combination of PolyLevel to inject a powerful versatile polyurethane foam underneath to lift the slabs back into place, and NexusPro joint sealant to reliably seal in the gaps with UV resistant and weatherproof material.

A cracked front sidewalk leading to the entrance of a home in Westland, Mi consisted of cracked unleveled slabs. We were able to easily rectify the problem with a combination of injecting high-power polyurethane foam to help lift and level slabs, and sealing joints with our NexusPro system; a proven waterproof and UV-resistant seal 

This homeowner in Westland, Michigan contacted HomeSpec to repair a driveway slab and some garage slabs that were cracked and sinking. 

Foreman Devin Parker used the PolyLevel method to repair the concrete. The high-density rigid foam is first injected below the slab through smalls holes. As it expands, the slab is lifted and leveled. This material is stable and strong, and environmentally safe. 

The homeowner was able to use his driveway and garage again that same day, and was happy to find a permanent solution for his concrete issues! 

A sinking patio in Livonia, MI was cause for concern for this homeowner. The step from the patio to the door had grown as the concrete slab sank lower, increasing the risk of tripping. The homeowner wanted their concrete leveling done by a professional, so they reached out to HomeSpec. The customer care team set up an appointment with a project manager to visit the home and provide a free estimate.

During the appointment, the project manager discussed the homeowner’s goals and took thorough notes about the condition of the patio. After recording the necessary measurements, the project manager recommended lifting the concrete with PolyLevel® Injection Foam. Once the slabs were leveled, the crew would use NexusPro sealant to protect the joints. The homeowner approved of this repair plan and later worked with the scheduling team to have the repairs completed. Fred, a foreman specializing in concrete leveling, led a crew in this project.