Before & After Photos

In a private community in Benton Harbor, MI, uneven and cracked concrete paths had become a serious safety concern, creating multiple tripping hazards for residents. Our team stepped in with a durable solution: PolyLevel® concrete leveling to lift the sunken slabs and NexusPro® sealant to fill and protect the cracks from worsening. The result? Smooth, even paths that are safe and protected from future damage, ensuring years of use.

Donald’s home is now stable and secure with the SmartJack® system lifting and leveling his floors. This upgrade eliminates gaps, restores structural integrity, and ensures lasting support. With expert installation and a seamless finish, Donald can enjoy peace of mind knowing his home is safe for years to come.

Robert had some damage to his front steps and wanted to raise them back to their original position. His home was built in the 1950s, but that wasnt a problem for Ayers, we love to work with homes of all sizes and time periods. 

We used PolyLevel to resolve his issue. PolyLevel is a state of the art approach to repairing sinking concrete. It uses less holes than other repair options, has a quick cure time, is waterproof, and lightweight. 

Dennis has grandkids who love to play in the pool at his home. The problem he had though was his concrete pool deck was cracked and unleveled. He was very worried about one of the kids getting hurt and needed a fix before they came over to swim. We used PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete slabs. PolyLevel is a lightweight and waterproof foam that cures in about 15 minutes. We then used NexusPro Crack Repair to seal the cracks and keep out water or debris from degrading the concrete from below. Both solutions can be installed in one day and the overall process does not take long at all so the pool can be used in no time! 

A homeowner in Niles, Michigan, was looking to have their front porch level and to repair the large cracks within it. With our NexusPro product, we were able to seal all cracks to no longer allow water to intrude and continue to crack their concrete.