These before and after photos show a successful concrete patio leveling project in Riverton, Utah. In the before photo, the concrete slabs had settled unevenly, creating a noticeable trip hazard and drainage concern along the edge closest to the yard. The after photo reveals the results of a precision lift and level repair, restoring the patio to a safe, even surface. This solution not only improved the patio’s appearance but also helped redirect water runoff away from the home’s foundation, preserving long-term structural integrity.
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Concrete Step and Walkway Repair in Saratoga Springs, UT
Carrie, a homeowner in Saratoga Springs, UT, reached out after noticing that her concrete steps and walkway had become uneven. During a free inspection, our team confirmed her concerns and found that the uneven concrete was creating a potential tripping hazard. To restore the surfaces, we used PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete and applied NexusPro to seal the joints and cracks, helping protect the concrete from future damage. With the repairs complete, Carrie's steps and walkway are now safer, more even, and ready to provide long-lasting performance.
Sunken Garage Floor in Herriman
This middle of tegarage floor had sunk 1 inch. Due to the sinking, there were a few spots where the floor cracked. We lifted the floor back to the original position using our PolyLevel polymer foam. It has a 3 year warranty, and it works quickly.
Leveling Uneven Concrete Patio in Riverton, UT
In this set, the concrete patio was sunken in the center causing an uneven patio. We used polylevel to level the concrete to a usable and sustainable position.
Concrete Patio Lift & Level | Riverton, UT
Concrete Sidewalk Repair at Harriman, UT Public Library
This project showcases a concrete sidewalk repair completed at the Harriman Public Library in Harriman, Utah. Over time, sections of the sidewalk had become uneven due to soil movement and settlement, creating potential trip hazards for pedestrians and library visitors.
Before repairs began, affected concrete panels were carefully marked and the area was secured to ensure public safety during the process. The goal of the repair was to restore proper elevation, improve safety, and maintain ADA-friendly access without the need for full concrete replacement.
The completed repair resulted in a smooth, level walking surface that blends seamlessly with the surrounding concrete. This approach minimized disruption to the public while extending the lifespan of the existing sidewalk. Projects like this highlight the importance of proactive concrete maintenance for public spaces, especially in high-traffic areas such as libraries, schools, and municipal buildings throughout Harriman and the greater Salt Lake Valley.
