Residential Before & After Photos

A customer reached out to us with a frustrating problem. The concrete slab under their pool shed had sunk on one side, making it a real challenge to even walk inside. It wasn’t just an annoyance—the uneven surface was starting to threaten the entire structure, and if left alone, it would have continued causing damage.

When we arrived, the customer greeted us warmly, clearly just wanting the problem fixed right. Our team got to work, carefully lifting and leveling the concrete slab until the shed was stable and secure once again.

By the time we finished, the transformation was clear. The shed was level, easy to use, and the customer had the peace of mind that their structure was protected. A frustrating issue had turned into a complete solution—and a happy ending for everyone involved.

A homeowner in Collingwood noticed their garage floor had begun to sink below grade, creating an uneven surface that felt unstable underfoot. Over time, the settlement raised concerns about long-term structural stability and the potential for further movement if left unaddressed.

Looking for a non-invasive alternative to replacement, the homeowner contacted Canadian Concrete Leveling for a permanent solution. After inspection, the team recommended a two-part polyurethane injection system to lift and stabilize the slab.

The material was injected beneath the concrete to fill voids, compact loose soil, and gently raise the garage floor back toward its original level. Once completed, the surface was restored, eliminating the uneven feel and improving overall stability. The homeowner was impressed with the fast, clean process and the immediate improvement.

At first glance, everything about this Orangeville home still looked beautiful. The stamped concrete entrance had character, curb appeal, and charm. But over time, something subtle began to change.

The walkway and front steps slowly started to settle.

What once felt solid and welcoming began to feel slightly off. Small gaps appeared between slabs, and a noticeable dip formed along the main path to the front door. It wasn’t dramatic at first—but every step reminded the homeowner that something wasn’t quite right anymore.

Like many concrete issues, it wasn’t just about appearance. As the slabs shifted, so did the safety and function of the space. Uneven surfaces created trip hazards, and low spots began to collect water after rain, quietly accelerating the problem beneath the surface.

Rather than replace the concrete, the homeowner called Canadian Concrete Leveling to see if there was a better solution.

There was.

Our team carefully assessed the affected area and used our precision polyurethane injection process to bring the entrance back to life. We injected high-density material beneath the slabs to fill hidden voids and stabilize the soil that had shifted over time.

Once the base was secure, the concrete was gently lifted back toward its original position—restoring the natural flow of the entrance without disruption or demolition.

What was once uneven and unsettled is now smooth, level, and structurally sound again.

The home’s entrance feels welcoming once more—safe underfoot, visually clean, and restored to the way it was meant to be.

This pool deck in Orangeville had started to show signs of movement over time, with visible gaps forming between sections of concrete and along existing joints. While subtle at first, these openings can allow water to enter beneath the slab, which may contribute to erosion and further settlement over time.

To address the issue, we first stabilized the concrete using a polyurethane injection process. This involved filling voids beneath the slabs to help restore support and reduce further movement in the affected areas.

Once the surface was stabilized, we applied a professional-grade crack and joint sealant to the open separations. This helps reduce water infiltration and protects the underlying base from seasonal freeze-thaw conditions common in Ontario.

The result is a more uniform, protected pool deck surface with improved durability and a cleaner overall finish, helping maintain both function and appearance around the pool area.

This pool deck in Orangeville, Ontario had begun to settle over time, creating a visible gap where the concrete met the pool coping. As the slabs shifted, the separation became both a trip hazard and a noticeable break in the surface.

Gaps like this can allow water to enter beneath the concrete, which may lead to soil erosion and continued movement if not addressed.

To correct the issue, a two part polyurethane injection was used to fill voids beneath the slabs and lift the affected sections back into better alignment. The process allows for controlled lifting while stabilizing the base below the concrete.

The work was completed within a few hours, with minimal disruption to the surrounding area.

The result is a more even and stable pool deck surface, with improved alignment at the coping and a safer, more consistent transition throughout the space.