Joe McColl

Front walkways and entryways are one of the most used areas in our home. So, when something goes wrong with these spots, it’s hard to ignore.

A customer in Mississauga, Ontario, had a concrete front step that had sunk significantly. The step had turned into a tripping hazard, and the homeowner wanted it dealt with before someone got hurt.

He reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling and met with Project Manager Joe McColl to review his options before a date was set for the repair. Foreman Kyle McKeown drilled holes in the top of the step and injected our PolyLevel® polyurethane beneath the concrete slab to lift it. To finish the job, he patched the drill holes with fresh concrete.

The customer is very pleased that their tripping hazard is gone for good. They can now use their front steps without worrying about anyone getting hurt.

This pool deck had very dangerous trip hazards that were making a fun summer, not so fun. 

When the homeowners decided to repair the pool deck, they contacted Canadian Concrete Leveling to the rescue. 

Project Manager, Joe McColl, inspected the home and established that PolyLevel® and NexusPro™ would be needed to repair the pool deck. 

Once the plan was in place, Installation Foreman, Bill McKeown, and his production team went to the home to complete the job. 

Now, the homeowners are happy and excited to get back to having the best summer ever!

Garages are used for more than just vehicles. They make a great storage room, man cave, or even a small workshop. Concrete floors and walls make it easy to clean and maintain, but sinking slabs and weak soils can turn your garage workshop into a tripping hazard.

A customer in Mississauga, Ontario, started to notice the concrete floor in his garage was cracking. When he investigated further, he also saw the concrete had settled. Not knowing what to do next, he reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling and met with Project Manager Joe McColl.

Joe showed the homeowner our unique concrete lifting process, and a date was set for the repairs. Foreman Bill McKeown drilled several dime-sized holes in the slab before injecting our high-density polyurethane. He lifted the concrete back to its former level, ensuring an even lift across the floor.

The customer is thrilled that his garage is repaired. He can safely use the space again, and he didn’t have to tear up the entire floor.

Our client was worried about their home being a trip hazard for their family and friends. Their stairs were sinking, which caused a gap in between the steps. 

When they decided to have this trip hazard removed, they called Canadian Concrete Leveling for their free estimate. 

Project Manager, Joe McColl, inspected the area and concluded that a PolyLevel® Installation would be needed to remove the trip hazard on the stairs. 

Once we had a plan, Kyle McKeown and his crew got to work! They installed PolyLevel® to raise and level the steps. 

Now, the homeowners no longer have to worry about the trip hazard and can have their friends and family over all the time. 

The front of your home leaves a lasting impression in the minds of visitors. It’s the first thing people see when they come to visit, and it’s also the first thing possible buyers see during a showing. 

A customer in Toronto, Ontario, was having trouble with their front walkway. Poor soil had caused the slabs to sink and shift, creating a tripping hazard and causing an unsightly scene. They were concerned water may even make its way into the house, so they reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling.

Project Manager Joe McColl met with the customers and inspected their walkway. He introduced them to our PolyLevel® system, and a date was set for the repair.

Foreman Kyle McKeown worked hard installing our high-density polyurethane in a number of spots to lift and level the slabs. He also ensured that the walkway drained away from the home’s foundation, preventing water from possibly entering the house. 

The customer is happy that his walkway is leveled, and his tripping hazard is gone. His home has a welcoming front entrance once again, and the risk of water seepage has been eliminated.

Taking care of our home year-round is crucial in preventing possible structural issues or hazards down the road. No matter what the case is, we must fix any issues sooner rather than later.

A customer in Etobicoke, Ontario, did just that when they reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling. There was a large gap between their concrete walkway and foundation, allowing water to enter. The concrete step into their house had also settled close to three inches.

Project Manager Joe McColl went to the customer’s home and inspected the property. He showed the customer our solutions, and a date was set for the repair. 

Foreman Bill McKeown used our PolyLevel® polyurethane to lift the concrete step, eliminating the tripping hazard. Bill also used our NexusPro® Sealant to fix the gap between the concrete and the foundation.

The customer is happy and has peace of mind knowing their investment is protected.

Plazas are everywhere. We stop at them all the time to grab a coffee, stop at the dollar store, or even go to an appointment. The walkways here see a ton of foot traffic, so keeping them safe is crucial.

A customer in Oshawa, Ontario, owns a popular plaza. Recently, he started to notice one of the walkways was cracking and sinking. He was concerned about his customer’s safety, so he called Canadian Concrete Leveling and met with Project Manager Joe McColl. 

Joe showed the customer our solutions, and a date was set for the repair. Foreman Kyle McKeown started by drilling several holes in the concrete slabs. He used these to inject our high-density polyurethane, PolyLevel®, to lift the concrete and fill any voids. Lastly, Kyle used our NexusPro® sealant to close any cracks, protecting them from the weather.

The customer is thrilled that his walkway is repaired. His customers are protected and can continue to use the plaza safely.

This walkway in Brampton was sunken and sloped, causing dangerous trip hazards around the home. When the homeowners decided to prevent any further damage and repair their walkway, they gave Canadian Concrete Leveling a call to solve the problem. 

Our Project Manager, Joe McColl, assessed the situation concluded that the walkway would need a PolyLevel® injection and caulking to lift and repair the walkway. With a plan set, Kyle McKeown and his production team went to the home to start the job. 

Once the PolyLevel® and caulking were installed, the homeowners were thrilled and relieved to have their walkway repaired and their problems solved. 

Our client had a sloping walkway and sinking stairs, and they wanted it fixed. They decided to call Canadian Concrete Leveling to solve the problem. Our Project Manager, Joe McColl, came up with the best solution for our clients that would repair the issues they had been having! He concluded that we would need to install PolyLevel® as well as Caulking to fix the walkway and stairs. 

Pouring and installing a concrete patio can be a costly endeavor and something that you don’t want to have to repeat. When cracks or settling happens, it can be hard to figure out the next step.

A customer in Uxbridge, Ontario, had a beautiful backyard with a concrete slab patio. The concrete had settled, causing a large step to sink. Concerned about more future damage, the customer met with Project Manager Joe McColl. Joe inspected the step and backyard before a date was set for the repair.

Foreman Kyle McKeown and Installation Specialist Mark Sealy used our PolyLevel® System to lift the concrete step back to its original position. After the lift, the drill holes were filled with concrete, giving the step a finished look. 

The customer is very happy that his step is in the correct position once again, and his investment is protected.

A garage is an excellent addition to a home, but like everything, they require maintenance and upkeep.

A customer in Uxbridge, Ontario, had a small garage connected to his backyard. A concrete patio led to the garage, but the slabs had settled over the years and created a tripping hazard.

The customer wanted to remedy the situation and reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling. Project Manager Joe McColl showed the homeowner our methods, and he was thrilled to see our solution.

Foreman Kyle McKeown and Installation Specialist Mark Sealy drilled several dime-sized holes and injected our high-density polyurethane to lift and level the concrete. They pumped one hole at a time, giving the concrete an even, controlled lift.

The customer is happy that his concrete is level. He can safely walk into his garage without the threat of a tripping hazard.

Nature and the elements have a way of taking a toll on things. Wood, metal, and especially concrete, bear the brunt of everything Mother Nature throws at it.

A customer in Uxbridge, Ontario, was dealing with an uneven concrete step in their backyard. Poor soils below had shifted over the years, and now there was a tripping hazard where there shouldn't be.

The customer reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling and met with Project Manager Joe McColl. Joe inspected the backyard and showed the customer our PolyLevel® System. 

Foreman Kyle McKeown and Installation Specialist Mark Sealy drilled dime-sized holes through the top of the step and injected our high-density polyurethane to lift the concrete.

The customer is very satisfied with the work done. He doesn't have to worry about tripping, and the soils beneath his step have been stabilized.

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.

Basement foundations are susceptible to water damage, so keeping water away is a great first step to ensure a dry basement.

A customer in Uxbridge, Ontario, was dealing with a front porch that was sloping towards their home. Each time it rained water would pool beside the foundation. They were concerned about water seepage and didn’t like continually having a puddle outside their home, so they reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling. 

Project Manager Joe McColl met with the customer at his home and inspected his front porch. He took measurements of the slope and settlement, and a date was set for the repair.

Foreman Bill McKeown drilled dime-sized holes throughout the front porch. He used these holes to install our PolyLevel® polyurethane system. PolyLevel® expands as it’s injected beneath concrete, compressing fill soils and lifting slabs.

The customer is thrilled that his porch no longer pools. His basement is protected, and our non-invasive method saved him the time and money of pouring new concrete.

Usually, our home’s foundation is made from concrete, or something very similar. Concrete is the base of our home, and typically, there is a concrete subfloor in the basement.

 A customer in Peterborough, Ontario, noticed that his basement floor wasn’t meeting the bottom edge of the wall like it used to. He had no idea what to do, so he reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling for a solution. 

He met with Project Manager Joe McColl who put his worries at ease. Joe explained how we could lift the concrete and also fill any voids below to prevent the problem from reoccurring. 

Foreman Bill McKeown completed the repair by drilling several dime-sized holes in the floor. These holes are used for injecting our high-density polymer, which expands beneath the concrete.

The customer is thrilled that his basement floor is repaired. His home is protected, and he saved thousands, not excavating.

Nothing beats lounging around a pool in the summer. It’s something we look forward to during the colder months, but for a Creemore, Ontario, customer shifting concrete put her summer plans on hold.

Over time her concrete pool deck had shifted, creating numerous cracks and tripping hazards. Concerned for the safety of family and friends, she reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling, looking for a solution that would save her from having to redo the entire patio. 

Project Manager Joe McColl met with the customer and created a plan to restore the concrete. Foreman Bill McKeown and Installation Specialist Greg Sigalis used PolyLevel® injections to lift the concrete and fill the voids beneath. They also sealed the cracks using our NexusPro® sealant.

The customer is pleased that her pool deck is safe once again, and she no longer has to worry about cracks. She also saved the money and time of replacing the whole deck.

Properly working equipment can make or break a business, especially when it’s seasonal. Even losing one day due to a power or equipment failure can cost thousands and leave customers with a bad taste.

A ski club owner in The Blue Mountains, Ontario, was concerned about losing the use of one of his lifts due to a concrete floor that had settled 2 inches. Beneath the floor was a conduit pipe that housed electrical cables and powered the ski lift, and the sinking floor was putting stress on the pipe. Not only could this cause a power outage, but it could also start a fire, shutting down the club and potentially hurting someone.

Wanting to deal with the situation before it caused an emergency, the owner reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling. Project Manager Joe McColl travelled to the ski club to meet with the customer for a free inspection. After checking out the building, it was clear to Joe that our PolyLevel® System could lift the concrete floor and remove the stress on the pipe. 

Foreman Bill McKeown and Installation Specialist Mark Sealy started by drilling dime-sized holes in the concrete, being careful not to hit the pipe. They injected our PolyLevel® Polymer beneath the floor, lifting and leveling it to the base of the wall. Any voids beneath the floor were also filled, stabilizing the concrete to prevent any future sinking.

The ski club owner is very pleased that there is no longer a risk of power failure or fire. His customers can rest assured knowing their day on the slopes won’t be impacted, and the customer is looking forward to a great winter in The Blue Mountains!