LRE Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

A section of Jacqueline's concrete walkway leading up to the front door of her home in Palm Coast, Florida, had gradually settled into the ground over time, resulting in a trip hazard between the slab and the porch. After scheduling a free inspection with LRE Foundation Repair, a Design Specialist visited her home to assess the concrete. Upon verifying that soil settlement had caused the concrete walkway to sink, the specialist informed Jacqueline that the concrete could be lifted and leveled back into its original position using PolyLevel. The LRE team injected the PolyLevel solution directly underneath the concrete slab, and within minutes, the walkway was successfully lifted back into its proper place. With the trip hazard now permanently removed, Jacqueline can finally feel relieved from the concern of potential injuries.

In Palm Coast, Florida, Mark was searching for a reliable solution for his damaged concrete driveway, which had developed significant cracks and settled into the ground, creating an uneven surface. Hoping to avoid having to replace the concrete, he called us at LRE Foundation Repair and we quickly scheduled a free inspection with one of our Design Specialists. Upon careful examination, our specialist determined that soil erosion had caused the concrete to sink and crack. As a complete remedy, our team implemented our Two-Part Concrete Protection System to repair Mark’s driveway. First, our team utilized PolyLevel to lift, level, and stabilize the concrete. Next, the cracks were sealed with NexusPro to prevent water intrusion and enhance the driveway’s appearance. Mark's concrete driveway is now fully leveled and repaired, relieving his concerns about needing a complete concrete replacement.

Harold from Apopka, FL, reached out to LRE Foundation Repair for help installing an effective yard drainage system to divert rainwater away from his home and protect his foundation. After completing a complimentary inspection of Harold’s property, our Design Specialist created a customized plan to install a subsurface drainage system featuring strategically placed catch basins that would collect excess rainwater and redirect it through an underground drainage pipe to a relief drain away from the home.

Once Harold approved the plan, our team began excavating a trench for the drainage pipe and setting the catch basins in place. After the installation was complete, the crew carefully restored the yard using the previously removed sod and added gravel around the catch basins to guide water into the system.

Now, Harold’s home is well-protected from water pooling around the property, providing lasting peace of mind and protection for his foundation.

Carrie S. from Apopka, FL, had a trip hazard on her concrete pool deck that needed fixing. To solve the problem, she contacted LRE Foundation Repair, who sent a Design Specialist to examine the pool deck. The specialist concluded that the hazard was caused by loose soil beneath the concrete, which resulted in concrete movement. The specialist then recommended a two-part concrete solution to eliminate the hazard. First, PolyLevel was injected into the concrete to restore the slabs to their proper level. Next, the existing fractures were sealed with NexusPro to prevent them from expanding and to prevent water from seeping underneath the concrete. With these two solutions, Carrie's pool deck was restored, and the trip hazard was eliminated permanently.

Josh, a homeowner in Apopka, Florida, noticed his concrete front porch was gradually settling and pulling away from the house, leaving a noticeable gap between the porch’s column and the roof. After one of our expert Design Specialists carefully inspected the issue, it was determined that soil settlement beneath the porch had caused the concrete to sink. To solve the problem, our team used PolyLevel to lift the concrete back to its proper level, effectively closing the gap between the column and the roof. Now, Josh can rest assure knowing his concrete porch is permanently leveled and stabilized, with no further risk of damage.