Before & After Photos

Got a sinking feeling about your concrete? As you can see in the Cedar Rapids before photo, this homeowner’s walkway had a serious case of the droops. Thankfully, uneven steps aren't our style.

Our System Design Specialist, Shawn Conaway, assessed the site and mapped out the perfect restoration plan. Then, Foreman Justin Maddox and his crew member, Tanner, brought in the heavy lifters: PolyLevel and NexusPro.

The team used PolyLevel to gently lift the slabs back into perfect alignment, while NexusPro joined forces to seal and protect, keeping those pesky cracks from reopening all year round. We take pride in turning those stressed-out sighs into satisfied smiles, making your concrete woes a thing of the past!

Polyfoam used to fix unsafe driveway. 

In Iowa City, IA, one of our recent projects involved repairing a driveway and sidewalk for easier access. Before our intervention, the uneven concrete made it challenging for one of the residents who relies on a wheelchair. We utilized PolyLevel to expertly lift and stabilize the concrete, ensuring a smooth surface. The after photo showcases how we restored safety and functionality to this area. We also applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to seal all cracks, providing lasting protection from water damage and preventing future sinking. At MidAmerica Basement Systems, your accessibility needs come first and we are happy to have successfully helped this Iowa City homeowner with their concrete repair needs. 

This whole sidewalk had cracks and settlement issues. Thanks to the PolyLevel system, the sidewalk looks almost brand new. The white spots on the concrete are drilled hole with ports in them where the foam will be injected. The foam is injected under the concrete to raise it back up to its original position.

Uneven concrete can pose safety hazards to pedestrians of all ages. With PolyLevel injections offered by MidAmerica Basement Systems, the hassle of concrete leveling is made simple. PolyLevel is a lightweight, quick-drying, solution for leveling sinking concrete. Poly ports, roughly 5/8-inch in size, allow for the polyurethane to be injected under the concrete slabs, filling the voids, and lifting and leveling them back to proper elevations. The lightweight foam offers less pressure on the ground, providing a more permanent solution over other techniques. The quick dry time of PolyLevel also allows for accessibility to the area the same day as injections.