Residential Before & After Photos

The front walkway had become a bit of a hazard, with uneven concrete slabs causing trips and pooling water after rain. The height difference between the step and the walkway was quite noticeable—around 2 inches—and it was clearly time for a fix.

Now, the entrance is level, safe, and welcoming. The concrete slab in front of the door is seamlessly integrated with the stone pathway, eliminating trip hazards and water buildup. The result is not just a safer step, but a more polished look overall. It’s a small change that made a big impact!

The original concrete steps showed significant weather damage, including cracking, chipping, and spalling along the edges and risers. Open joints where the steps met the wall allowed water and debris to penetrate, accelerating deterioration and creating safety concerns. We restored the steps by injecting PolyLevel to lift and level the sunken concrete, creating a safe and even surface. The joints were prepped by cleaning out debris and then sealed with our premium flexible joint sealant, forming a watertight barrier that accommodates minimal movement and protects against future damage—resulting in a clean, secure, and long-lasting entrance.

When this homeowner first noticed their shed floor starting to slope, it was a small annoyance—just a little unevenness making it tricky to store things. But as time went on, the slope got worse, and concerns about the stability of their shed grew. What was happening beneath the surface? Soil erosion was quietly eating away at the ground, causing the slab to sink and settle unevenly. 

That’s when they called Canadian Concrete Leveling.

We came in with our advanced high-density polyurethane injection process, carefully lifting and stabilizing the shed floor from underneath. By filling those hidden voids, we restored a level, solid surface—without the hassle and mess of a full replacement.

Today, their shed sits back on firm ground, steady and secure—ready to safely hold tools, bikes, and all the backyard gear they rely on.

It is very tedious when trying to come and go from your garage, and you keep running over a lip in your garage's threshold. Going in is challenging since you stop at the lip and accelerate a bit more, causing your car to roll over uncontrollably until you hit the brakes and get an unwanted amount of speed when reversing over the lip. Disregarding the vehicle, it is also a tripping hazard when walking in or out. 

The homeowners called Canadian Concrete Leveling, and our Project Manager, Andy Moncrieff, was on site. After analyzing the threshold and coming up with a schematic of how and where he will level the concrete, he sent his installation team another day to complete the job. Installation specialists Kyle McKeown and Russell were going to lift the concrete using PolyLevel®, a high-density, quick expanding polyurethane, and then seal off the joints using our NexusPro® sealant. The process only took under 15 minutes and did not disrupt the foot traffic, which left the homeowners happy that they could use the driveway in no time! 

In Windsor, Ontario, this home had sinking concrete slabs and a staircase that started to expose the foundation—the wall-to-floor joints being exposed, making it vulnerable to moisture attacking the foundation. The foundation was at risk; visitors were at risk for tripping hazards from the sinking concrete. With the schematics from our Project Manager Andy Moncrieff and Installation Specialist Kyle McKeown, the problem would be resolved in no time. First, PolyLevel® Injections were done to raise the concrete. Then Kyle sealed off the joints with our weatherproof, long-lasting sealant called NexusPro®.