Concrete Leveling Before & After Photos

Before and After of a PolyLevel lift in Aiken, SC 

Meg F. purchased her home in Aiken, SC because it was the right size for her and her three children. They love where they live and everyone in the neighborhood is friendly. Meg likes to get her kids outside playing so they are not constantly watching TV or on a tablet. They have all enjoyed spending that time together riding their bikes or scooters. Meg's youngest daughter just learned how to ride her bike but one day she fell over because of a section of the driveway that was uneven. Luckily, everything was okay and her daughter got back up on her bike, but Meg worried about this safety issue. While telling her neighbor about the incident, she suggested Cantey Foundation Specialists. Her neighbor had the same problem but Cantey was able to fix her driveway with no problem. Meg got the number and called the next day. She was scheduled for an appointment with System Design Specialist, Richard Early. Richard arrived and did an inspection of the concrete slabs. He spoke with Meg and told her about Cantey's PolyLevel process. Small holes would be drilled through the concrete. Then a liquid polyethylene solution would be injected underneath, filling all the voids that exist. This solution hardens quickly, forming a solid foundation and lifts the concrete slab. Meg thought this process was interesting and she felt confident that Cantey could help her fix the driveway. Production Team Leader, Roberto Buchner and Production Team Member, Josh Hough came out and effectively injected the PolyLevel process. Meg and her kids are now ready for the warmer weather so that they can get out to play on their safer driveway.

Randy R. bought his home with his wife in Prosperity, SC in 2010. Since then they have fallen in love with their home and surroundings. The neighborhood has plenty of friendly faces and Randy decided this was where his family needed to stay. The home was brand new when they moved in so Randy has not had to complete many projects or improvements around the home. He noticed about 3 years ago that the front porch was beginning to sink slightly. He did not think much of it at the time but it consistantly got worse over time. Randy knew of a contractor and gave him a call but the suggestion that he got was to replace it. He believed there had to be a better way to go about it that would be cheaper and not such a hassel. One evening while watching TV, Randy saw a commercial for Cantey Foundation Specialists. It was all about this technology they had that could lift concrete slabs, with no need to replace them. Randy was interested and called in the next day to set up an inspection. System Design Specialist TJ Harden came out and did a thorough inspection of the front porch. TJ sat down with Randy and explained the PolyLevel process. It would begin with small holes being drilled through the concrete and then the PolyLevel solution would be injected underneath the concrete. This solution would expand within a few seconds and harden within a matter of minutes. Once this material has hardened, it creates a lifting effect on the concrete slab as well as providing the slab with a stable foundation. The holes would then be filled and Randy would then have peace of mind in his porch area. Randy scheduled the installation because he felt more confident in this process than the replacement. Production Crew Leader Roberto Buchner and Production Crew Member Brooks Walker came out and installed the PolyLevel solution perfectly. Randy no longer has to worry about that porch getting any worse and recommends Cantey to all those friendly faces in the neighborhood that have similar issues.

Concrete services and a PolyLevel lift in Leesville, SC on a driveway that had a substantial crack and settling. The lightweight PolyLevel lift quickly restored the driveway to a picture perfect level without further damage.

Cantey Foundation Specialists raised this York, SC front porch using PolyLevel Lift in just one day. The owners are thrilled with the results and can't wait for "porch sitting weather!"