Before & After Photos

In Daleville, a homeowner was dealing with a sinking walkway that led to their front door—creating uneven steps and a growing safety concern. Inspector Devon recommended a polyurethane foam injection to restore the surface without the need for replacement.

Foreman Joe and his crew carefully pumped two-part polyurethane foam beneath the designated sections of the walkway. The foam expanded beneath the slabs, lifting and stabilizing the concrete with precision.

The entryway was quickly restored to a safe, level condition—offering a smooth welcome and long-term durability with minimal disruption to the property.

Homeowner Lydia in Huntington was concerned about cracks and uneven concrete along the walkway to her front door. To restore safety and curb appeal, she contacted Basement Systems of Indiana for a free inspection and estimate.

Concrete specialist Devon recommended a two-part approach: injecting polyurethane foam to lift and stabilize the walkway where possible, and sealing visible cracks with NexusPro to prevent further damage.

Foreman Beto and his crew completed the work by pumping two-part polyurethane foam into designated areas to gently raise the concrete. They then applied NexusPro sealant to the cracks, providing a clean, durable finish.

Lydia now has a safer, more attractive entryway. If you're dealing with cracked or uneven concrete, schedule your free estimate today:
https://www.basementsystemsofindiana.com/free-estimate.html

This homeowner in Rockville, IN had sagging floor joists in his crawl space causing unevenness in the floors above.  Our Foreman Terry and his crew used CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to prevent moisture from passing through the crawl space floor and SmartJack Support Posts to lift and stabilize the sagging floor joists.