Reliable Concrete Repair & Leveling Experts in Mississauga, ON

Ever walk around a pool deck and stub your toe on an uneven concrete slab? Transform your hazardous pool deck into something clean and seamless. Homeowners in Mississauga, ON, wanted to level their backyard concrete patio but wanted to avoid replacing each slab. Canadian Concrete Leveling offers a cost-effective, environmentally friendly, quick-curing solution to fix sinking concrete. Project Manager Tim Rector came to the rescue by recommending our PolyLevel® Injection System. Our production crew pumped high-density polyurethane below the concrete to lift, level and stabilize the pool deck and patio. The area is ready for action in a matter of minutes. It’s like magic! The installation is minimally invasive, with little disruption to the homeowners’ daily routine. We save many sinking pool decks so homeowners, their family and friends can enjoy their time poolside or relaxing on the patio. Does your backyard space need a permanent solution for sinking concrete? Call us today to book your FREE inspection.

In Mississauga, Ontario, the home had a swimming pool deck sink in two spots, one at the top of the steps and one in the middle of the walkway. The homeowners had numerous occasions where guests and themselves would stub toes, trip, and step precisely on the raised crack, causing injury. They wanted to save the walkway without replacing the concrete. With some quick research, Canadian Concrete Leveling appeared and was able to cater to the homeowner's needs and was a lot more cost-effective. We had our Project Manager, Danny Dos Santos, arrive to give an accurate and honest quote. After the homeowners went ahead, our Installation Specialist, Bill McKeown, started with the leveling process. The process will only take under an hour and allow the owners to use the pool deck almost immediately. We use a high-density polyurethane injection method that immediately fills voids and raises the concrete to its needed height. With Bill's expertise, the leveling was done in no time, leaving our guests happy that they could use the deck right away!

A front walkway and driveway into our customer’s home in Mississauga, Ontario, had settled and sunken. It made it difficult to drive the car into the garage because of the difference in height. Also, it was a safety concern for our customer's elderly parents who had trouble getting into the home because the front steps were extremely high.

Paul Mendell, Project Manager Lead for Canadian Concrete Leveling spoke with our customer and listened to their concerns. Paul recommended injecting Polyurethane that expands under settled concrete and compresses down on any loose soils to lift and stabilize the slab. Foreman, Kyle and Steve began the job by drilling dime-sized holes through the concrete and injecting our high-density structural grade Polyurethane.

Our customer is relieved and happy to have a safe entry into their home, giving them back their peace of mind. Thanks Canadian Concrete Leveling.

 Located at the front of our customer’s home in Mississauga, Ontario, was a sunken and settled step. A large gap became visible between the front steps and each year it progressively got worse. It had sunken so bad that the concrete had cracked. Our customer was concerned that the concrete would continue to sink and the gap would become more substantial. It is a safety hazard that needed to be addressed.

John DiNicolantonio Project Lead for Canadian Concrete Leveling, spoke with our customer and proposed a permanent solution. John recommended injecting Polyurethane that expands under the concrete to lift and stabilize the settled slab. Kyle, a Foreman, began the processes by drilling dime-sized holes through the settled slab and injecting the expanding Polyurethane. Kyle also inserted our NexusPro™ Joint Sealant into the cracked concrete to protect it fron further breaks.

Our customer is extremely happy with the job that was done. They were also extremely impressed with the price and how our team completed the work in such a short time. John was able to provide a permanent, cost-efficient solution to our customer's issue without having to rip out and replace the cracked settled concrete.

A patio should be an area to enjoy and entertain, with tables, chairs, and a BBQ. Unfortunately, for our customer in Mississauga, Ontario, they were unable to use the patio because it had sunken severely down to one side making it drastically unlevel. The slope forced water to pool along the foundation wall worrying our customer about further damage.

Our Project Manager for Canadian Concrete Leveling, Paul Mendell, met with our customers to address their concerns. With the help of Billy, Team Leader, and Kenny, Installation Specialist, the team injected Polyurethane under the concrete. Polyurethane is a high density, structural grade polymer, that lifts and stabilizes concrete.

Our customer is happy that the patio is level and gives them peace of mind that rainwater will no longer pool near the home. They can now enjoy and entertain outside and appreciate their back yard.

Surrounding an entire townhouse complex was settled and sunken concrete it was an accident waiting to happen. It is a safety concern for the public in Mississauga, Ontario, because the accessibility ramps were unusable and the settled walkways ran parallel with the road.

John DiNicolantonio, Project Lead for Canadian Concrete Leveling spoke with our customer and surveyed their areas of concern. John recommended injecting Polyurethane which expands under the settled concrete and compresses down on the loose soils to lift and stabilize the slab. Billy, a Foreman, started the processes by drilling dime-sized holes through the concrete and then injected the polyurethane.

Our customer was extremely satisfied and relieved that they did not need to rip out and repour new concrete. John was able to provide a permanent, cost-efficient solution to our customer's problem.

A homeowner in Mississauga, Ontario, had a concern about their front patio at the main entrance of their home. It had been an issue for a few years but was progressively getting worse. The customer noticed water was starting to pool near the foundation and starting to into cracks leading into the basement.

 The homeowner called Canadian Concrete Leveling and an appointment was booked with John DiNicolantio. Once John met with the homeowner, he discovered the issue with the concrete in the backyard started from poor soil compaction. Since the soils around the house were still fairly loose when the patio was poured, the weight of the concrete compressed the soils which created settlement in various areas. Once a gap and crack formed between the patio slab and the stoop, water was able to penetrate the substrate leading to even more settlement.

 John also noticed that the patio slab was actually sloping towards the stoop. The homeowner mentioned that during heavy rains water would flow towards the house and disappear into the cracks. Water was going into the basement and he realized that this needed to be fixed as soon as possible.

 John knew that our PolyLevel® System with polyurethane would be able to take care of this concrete problem. Kyle McKeown, Installation Specialist, drilled small dime-sized holes through the concrete and injected the polyurethane under the slabs. The polyurethane injection follows the path of least resistance and then expands to fill all the gaps and voids. The concrete was sealed and leveled once again.

 The customer was relieved that we were able to lift and level the patio and improve the grading of the concrete away from the foundation. They now have a safe and warrantied walkway!

A homeowner in Mississauga, Ontario was dealing with sinking concrete stairs at the back of the home. Over time, the steps had gradually settled due to poor soil compaction beneath the original pour, creating an uneven and unsafe transition into the house.

Each year, the movement became more noticeable as voids formed beneath the stairs. Water was able to seep into these gaps, slowly washing out more soil and contributing to further settlement. This left the entrance both unstable and increasingly hazardous to use.

The homeowner had delayed repairs due to concerns about the cost and disruption of removing and replacing the stairs. Instead, they were looking for a more efficient and less invasive solution.

After inspection, our team confirmed that the stairs could be stabilized using a polyurethane lifting system. Small injection points were drilled through the concrete, and high-density foam was injected beneath the slabs. As the material expanded, it filled the voids and gently lifted the stairs back toward their proper position.

Once completed, the entrance was stable, level, and safe again. The homeowner was pleased with how quickly the repair was completed and relieved to have a long-term solution without the need for full replacement.