Before & After Photos

This customer had exposed joints in their driveway leaving their concrete vulnerable and causing concern for damage in the future. It is clear to see that your exterior concrete joints should be sealed with NexusPro to provide beauty and peace of mind that your concrete will last for years to come. 

This patio had settled several inches and became a huge tripping hazard for this family. Our team was able to lift it back to its original position using PolyLevel and then fill in the cracks with NexusPro Joint Sealant. No more tripping hazards and a good-looking patio, if we do say so ourselves!

This homeowner didn't want to worry about this tripping hazard if they ever decide to sell. When we inspected, we found that the soil underneath the concrete had settled due to water eroding it, plus extreme dryness shrinking the soil. To fix the problem, we used PolyLevel foam to lift and stabilize the concrete pads, then use NexusPro caulking to seal the joints and prevent further water from seeping through.

This homeowner needed new gutters but wasn't sure what the best option was. After speaking with us they decided that installing our GutterShutters would be the best way to protect the house. Our seamless GutterShutters are not only beautiful, but they provide continuous protection from water damage, mold, pests, and other problems!

This customer was scared their house was falling apart and we rushed to inspect their home to get to the bottom of the issue. On our inspection, we found:

1. Drywall Damage: There is a significant amount of damage to the drywall in the house.

2. Floor Settlement: The house has a concrete floor that sits directly on the ground ("slab on grade"). The floor has experienced settling, which means it has sunk or lowered in certain areas. This settlement is causing problems with the drywall because the lack of proper support underneath the floor is causing it to sag or sink unevenly.

To fix the issue we used polyurethane foam or "PolyLevel"  to raise and level the floor where it has settled throughout the entire house to make the floor even.