Restoring Curb Appeal in Vaughan, Ontario

There is one thing homeowners and potential homeowners hear all the time from builders, contractors, and realtors, and that word is curb appeal. Curb appeal is essential not only to impress guests and neighbors but also to increase the value of your home. Also, curb appeal is effectively the first impression anyone experiences with a home, and a negative impact can be costly.

Curb appeal, simply put, is the exterior front face of your house and property. It is the first thing anyone sees when walking or driving by. It can make or break the resale of your home, and it can have a profound negative effect on the perceived value of your estate. Real estate professionals worldwide stress the importance to anyone owning their home to maintain a positive curb appeal. Not only will it increase the value of your home but also your neighbors living around you. Curb appeal is a crucial concept for every homeowner to grasp for economic reasons, but aesthetically pleasing designs also reduce stress and can increase positive overall wellbeing.

A customer in Vaughan, Ontario, had the unfortunate experience of having their front walkway crack and shift from its original position. Not only was the curb appeal of their house on the line, but the walkway was also so severely off level it became a hazard. With unpredictable and slippery weather being a cruel reality in Canada, any small tripping hazard has the potential to become highly unsafe to any poor, unsuspecting soul.

Committed to keeping homes beautiful but, more importantly, keeping people safe, Canadian Concrete Leveling was contacted to get the job done giving the customer peace of mind. As a result, Canadian Concrete Leveling implemented two unique patented technologies to ensure positive curb appeal for years to come.

PolyLevel® was applied first to bring the large concrete slabs back to level. Then the installation team used NexusPro® to seal the concrete slabs back together. This color-matched seal prevents moisture from accumulating down into the cracks. The customer was satisfied having one less thing to have to worry about.