Canadian Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

This customer in Vaughan, Ontario, had the unlucky experience of Frost Heave ruining their front walkway. Unfortunately, frost heave is a common occurrence plaguing concrete all over the country. Rainwater and natural moisture sit in pockets underneath the concrete. Then in winter, these moisture pockets freeze and shift, over time affecting the earth around it and thus moving the concrete. The only way to prevent this is to backfill the concrete with a more robust material than soil, for example, gravel, that allows water to flow down and not sit.

The customer desperately wanted their beautiful stone footpath returned to its former glory, so thankfully, they got in touch with Project Manager Matt McCullough at Canadian Concrete Leveling for relief. After identifying the customer’s unique needs, developing a plan, and scheduling a date, our Installation Specialists got to work. Step one involves the application of our unique PolyLevel® system. It is not only exclusively designed to raise concrete in a quick, clean, and efficient way; it also secures the concrete in place to prevent any further frost heave damage. Then NexusPro® sealant, another one of our patented products, is applied to the seams and joints in the final stage of the installation process. NexusPro® has multiple different options to appeal to any customer's preference and style. In addition, our strong, proprietary sealant is designed to keep moisture from seeping down the seams and into the earth, thus further protecting the concrete from potential future heaving and shifting due to frost heave.

Seeing your garage floor fall apart is cause for concern. You instantly start picturing heavy equipment all over your front yard and the expensive bill that goes with new concrete.

A customer in Toronto, Ontario, had several large cracks in her garage floor. She knew he needed the concrete repaired but was hesitant about spending thousands of dollars on a brand-new floor. After hearing about Canadian Concrete Leveling online, the customer was excited to learn about an alternative solution.

Project Manager Joe McColl met with the homeowner and inspected the garage floor. Joe explained that cavities beneath the concrete could lead to sinking since the weight isn’t adequately supported. He showed the customer how our PolyLevel® System works through a demonstration video. He was excited for the repair to happen. 

Foreman Kyle McKeown started the installation by drilling dime-sized holes in the concrete to use as injection ports. As PolyLevel® is installed, it expands beneath the floor to lift the sinking sections. The process compresses fill materials that support the floor to prevent the issue from returning. 

The customer is delighted that she did some additional research and discovered Canadian Concrete Leveling. He saved thousands compared to pouring a new floor and enjoyed learning about our product.

A home in Toronto, Ontario, had a walkway in the front of the house that had sunken. This was causing a trip hazard because the last step was too high. The homeowner found it difficult to step down to the sidewalk from the last step.

The homeowner had mobility issues and was fearful of tripping and falling. They called Clarke Basement System and Ron Monk explained everything that would be done. Bill Mckeown and the Canadian Concrete Leveling Team came in and injected PolyLevel polyurethane beneath the concrete slab to lift and stabilize it. This allowed the sidewalk to be lifted to a level that made stepping from the stairs safer for the homeowner.

A garage is an important part of a house. Whether they’re used for storing vehicles, storing items, or even just an entertainment area, they’re a great asset for a homeowner to have.

A customer in Aurora, Ontario, noticed a large crack forming in their garage floor. They were concerned water was going to seep in the crack and down below, and the section that had cracked was also starting to sink.

Concerned for the well-being of their home, the customer contacted Canadian Concrete Leveling. Project Manager Joe McColl met with the customer at their home and inspected the garage and surrounding area.

Sometimes a phenomenon called “street creep” can send pressure from a municipal road up to a homeowner’s driveway, causing cracking and settling. The customer was thrilled to hear we have a solution and a date was set for the repair. Foreman Kyle McKeown used our PolyLevel® polyurethane system to lift the cracked concrete slab back to a level grade.

The customer is happy that his garage floor is repaired. He can continue to use the garage without worrying about further damage, and his investment is protected with a warranty.

A home in Aurora, Ontario, had a cracked and sinking garage floor. Water was making its way through the cracks when it rained. Every time the customer drove the car into the garage, they worried that the floor would crumble. Over time, the void beneath the floor was getting larger. If the floor was not fixed, they believed it could damage their vehicles.

The customer called Canadian Concrete Leveling to fix the problem. Our Project Lead suggested our PolyLevel Injection system to fix the garage floor. Billy McKeown, Foreman, and the installation team used PolyLevel to lift and level the floor. Then they used NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal all of the cracks and stop water from going under the concrete to the substrate. The customer was so relieved that the garage floor was level again and they could park their cars safely in the garage.