Front Concrete Step Sinking in Westfield Indiana

Westfield, Indiana

This customers front step was sinking away from their porch. The gap had gotten so large it was letting water in causing further settling. Our crew was able to lift the step back up as well as seal the joint to prevent water from getting in and causing any more issues.

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Zionsville Driveway

Zionsville, Indiana

In Zionsville, IN, a homeowner sought our help for their worn-out concrete, aiming to repair and guard against further deterioration. As showcased in the before and after photos, our talented team rejuvenated their property using PolyLevel for stable support and NexusPro to seal joints, offering a lasting solution. The transformation not only resolved the pressing issues but also vastly improved the appeal and safety of their home—truly embodying our mission to deliver exceptional service and durable results.

Severely cracked sidewalk
Cracked sidewalk repair

Sidewalk Crack Repair

Noblesville, IN

Customer had a crack in their walkway from their driveway to their front porch.

Front Door step before
front door step after

Sinking Front Porch Steps in Carmel Indiana

Carmel, Indiana

Customers front concrete step was sinking and pulling away from their home. The amount it had sunk was creating not only a trip hazard but also allowing water to get down below it and cause it to sink more. Our team not only lifted and leveled it but sealed the joint to prevent water from continuing to get in the cracked joint.

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