Before & After Photos

Aubry had just recently purchased her new home in Port Charlotte, Florida, and immediately noticed a corner of her pool deck had settled and began separating from the pool cage. She reached out to us at LRE Foundation Repair and scheduled a free inspection with one of our Design Specialists in hopes of finding a solution. The specialist carefully examined the pool deck and found that soil settlement had caused the pool deck to sink and pull away. Our production team effectively restored the corner of the pool deck to its correct and level position after injecting PolyLevel underneath the concrete. Aubry was thrilled with the results, as the concrete is now level and the gap has been closed between the pool cage, resolving her concerns about her pool deck's stability.

Thomas in Englewood, Florida, needed to have his concrete pool deck repaired so that he could have the surface refinished. The concrete had visibly sunk in certain areas, creating significant tripping hazards around the pool coping. He asked LRE Foundation Repair to inspect the pool deck in hopes of finding a solution. After careful examination by one of our Design Specialists, it was determined that the underlying soil beneath the pool deck had become unstable, causing the concrete to sink. After the inspection, our team promptly got to work and injected PolyLevel directly beneath the concrete to stabilize the soil and raise the sunken sections, restoring them to an even, stable level. With the concrete leveled and the trip hazards eliminated for good, Thomas can move forward with refinishing his pool deck’s surface with peace of mind.

The concrete walkway alongside Carol's home in Punta Gorda, Florida, appeared to be pulling away from the house, leaving a significant gap between the wall and the concrete. She called LRE Foundation Repair to schedule a free inspection to find out what solutions may be available. An LRE Design Specialist assessed the walkway and found that weak soil underneath the concrete had caused the slabs to sink into the ground and break away from the home's exterior wall. For a permanent solution, the team at LRE implemented the Two-Part Concrete Protection System. First, PolyLevel was utilized to lift the concrete back into place against the wall, closing the gap. Next, the cracks and joints were sealed using NexusPro to stop water from intruding beneath the concrete and eroding more soil. Upon completion, Carol's walkway was restored to its original level and position against the home's wall and is now permanently stabilized against future settlement.

Tamra E. was growing increasingly concerned about the cracks in the concrete patio of her guest house located in North Fort Myers, FL. She knew that the issue needed to be addressed immediately before someone got hurt. Our team at LRE repaired the concrete by implementing our Three-Part Concrete Protection System. This involved the use of PolyLevel to level and stabilize the concrete, NexusPro to seal the cracks, and DecoShield to seal the concrete while providing a uniform color throughout. As a result, the trip hazard was successfully eliminated and Tamra's patio now looks fresh and clean.

A homeowner located in Cape Coral, FL contacted LRE after growing tired of their unlevel driveway which was creating a concerning trip hazard. After LRE's concrete specialist evaluated the homeowner's concerns, it was determined that the soil beneath the slab had begun to erode. Thus causing the slab to sink and settle, resulting in the trip hazard. To remedy this issue, LRE injected their specially patented PolyLevel foam underneath the slab to lift and level the slab back to its original height. This homeowner no longer has to worry about unsafe conditions around their home.