Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Londonderry, New Hampshire had noticed trip hazards around the pool since moving into the home 4 years ago. Concerned with the concrete sinking further, he wanted to level and stabilize the concrete. Valuing professional installation, a clean workspace, and warranty backed products, the homeowner reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our Design Specialist, Bryan Barnard, recommended PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that fills voids between the sunken concrete and soil underneath it. After injecting the foam, the concrete is almost immediately restored to its original position. This process is much quicker and cost effective than replacing concrete or mudjacking.

Trip hazards are now neutralized, and an even concrete surface has been made. The pool space is now safe and has a more attractive look.

Notice the transformation in the before-and-after photos of our recent project in Londonderry, NH. The homeowner was concerned about the aesthetics of their pool deck, fearing further decline. Visible imperfections such as flaking, pitting, and fading marred the initial appearance, compromising both beauty and durability. We applied DecoShield®, providing a moisture-proof barrier that minimizes staining, cracking, and mismatched concrete, restoring not only structure but also aesthetic uniformity. The result is an elegantly uniform surface, enhancing the deck's appearance while safeguarding it against future weather and use-related wear.

This homeowner in Gilford, NH was experiencing some cracks in their garage that they wanted to be sealed. Design Specialist Paul Magowan came to the home to look at the garage floor. He concluded that the garage floor would benefit from some Polylevel and then some Crack Seal. Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the home to install the Polylevel and the Crack Seal. 

The walkway at this home in Narraganset, RI had sunken several inches, and a large trip hazard had formed where it met a set of stairs. The homeowner decided it was time to get this fixed before somebody tripped and got hurt. Our team was able to lift this section of concrete several inches up using slab jacks and PolyLevel. After the lifting process, the walkway was much safer, and the homeowner had peace of mind. 

This homeowner in Epsom, New Hampshire was concerned with a number of cracks throughout his garage slab. Upon inspection, our specialist determined there was not much settlement in the slab and it was still correctly pitching towards the overhead doors. However, the signs of cracks indicated there were voids under the concrete, which down the road could lead to settlement and further damage to the structure. The homeowner decided to be proactive and protect his home, and so our team injected PolyLevel beneath the cracking slab to completely fill the voids that had formed. With the concrete permanently stabilized, there is no longer a risk of further settlement for more cracks forming on the surface. The cracks were also sealed with NexusPro silicone, which will prevent water from flowing beneath the concrete and causing any further erosion.