Interior Slab Leveling Near Amherst, Windham, Bedford

This home in Hampton, NH was built on a slab, which over the years was gradually settling. PolyLEVEL was an ideal solution to lift the slab and fill the voids underneath, while doing minimal damage to the inside (holes drill through the slab). The slab had settled up to an inch, putting the floor out of level, and PolyLEVEL easily lifted it back into a level position.

This homeowner in Holden, MA was very concerned with the interior concrete slab in their mudroom entrance area. The concrete had settled significantly, leading to large cracks in the surface, and making it impossible to remodel the space. It was also unsafe and likely to get worse as the slab continued to settle. 

Rather than demolish the entire slab (dirty and costly), the owner sought out an alternative way to solve the problem, which he found in PolyLevel. 

Our team installed the injection foam and not only stabilized the interior slab, but lifted it up several inches in some locations. With the dangerous voids beneath the slab now filled, the homeowner continued with their remodel project. 

In Litchfield, NH, a homeowner reached out to us, troubled by the sinking concrete at their garage entrance—it spoiled the look of their home and left gaps under their garage door. As you can see, we swiftly transformed the problem area with our innovative PolyLevel and NexusPro solutions. The before photo captures the clear issue, while the after photo proudly exhibits a perfectly leveled concrete, enhancing curb appeal and sealing the garage door tightly, ensuring durability and satisfaction.

This homeowner in Manchester, NH had concerns with a section of his house which was built on a concrete slab. He could feel the slab moving and felt it was hollow beneath in some spots.

Our concrete repair specialists installed PolyLevel and were able to lift the slab back to level. This repair process saved the homeowner thousands of dollars, as the only other alternative would have involved tearing up the floor and concrete.

This homeowner in Lexington, Massachusetts recently purchased her childhood home. She is planning on doing manageable renovations to increase the value of the home. She had completed a couple of renovations already but now has started working on the garage. Water from the driveway has been entering the garage and has caused some damage. She decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Brian Swindell inspected the foundation and garage of the home. Brian discovered that there is some void below the slab in the garage that he recommend filling before attempting to lift the slab. To help stop the water from entering the garage Brian recommended installing Trench Drain at the mouth of the garage with a downspout. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team lifted the mouth of the garage to level and then filled the void under the slab. After the PolyLevel was injected, the team installed the Trench Drain at the mouth of the garage.  

This home in Danvers, MA was built on a slab. Overtime, water caused soil under the slab to erode, creating voids. The homeowners were preparing for a remodeling project and noticed the slab had settled 2-3 inches in some places, and so needed to be raised again. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed PolyLEVEL to stabilize the slab.