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This concrete slab in Stanton, KY, had settled into the ground, causing the porch to slope aggressively down and away from the front door. If you look closely at the before picture, you can see that the homeowner had to wedge a brick between the column and the slab to support the roof overhang above the porch. We went out and injected our PolyLevel foam beneath the slab in order to lift and level the concrete back to where it was poured originally. After we restored the porch, we then lifted the sidewalk to match the newly transformed porch slab. The homeowner was very happy with the outcome, and most of all, not having to worry about their overhanging roof's structural soundness.
This front porch in Paintsville, KY, had settled several inches over time, leaving an uneven surface and a noticeable gap where it met the house. Our crew used the PolyLevel system to lift the porch slab back to its proper height, providing solid support once again. The installation required only small injection ports, meaning we could raise the concrete with minimal disturbance to the surrounding area. In just a short time, we were able to lift the porch by a couple of inches and restore its level appearance—without the mess or cost of replacement. Be sure to scroll through the photos to see how seamless the lift turned out.
Before encountering our team, this Harold, KY, homeowner faced a daunting challenge: a crawl space overwhelmed with mold, negatively impacting their home's air quality and structure – as plainly visible in the first photo. We rolled out a comprehensive solution starting with our SilverGlow insulation, followed by the application of CleanSpace, and topping it off with the SaniDry Sedona system to ensure a dry, clean, and efficient environment. Take a look at the after photo – it's practically unrecognizable! Our team transformed a health hazard into a safe, efficient space, reinforcing our commitment to providing reliable solutions and a remarkable customer experience.
This customers porch steps were sinking four to five inches into the ground, which could result in a potential hazard. Luckily our PolyLeveling system was able to raise the steps to the exact level needed very neatly.
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