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Vasyl from North Port, Florida, contacted LRE Foundation Repair for help restoring his concrete driveway after several slabs had cracked and sunk, creating serious tripping hazards. Hoping to avoid the high cost of a full driveway replacement, he scheduled a complimentary inspection with one of our expert Design Specialists. Upon inspection, we determined that severe soil erosion beneath the driveway had caused the slabs to settle and crack. To fully repair and stabilize the concrete, we recommended our Two-Part Concrete Protection System. Vasyl approved the plan, and our team quickly got to work. First, we used PolyLevel to lift, level, and permanently stabilize the sinking slabs. Next, we sealed the cracks and joints with NexusPro to boost curb appeal and prevent water from seeping beneath the concrete and causing further erosion. Vasyl was thrilled with the outcome and relieved to have a fully restored driveway—without the need for a costly replacement.
In North Port, Florida, a section of Vasyl’s concrete driveway had cracked and settled significantly, creating a major trip hazard. Wanting a reliable solution that didn’t involve a full concrete replacement, he contacted LRE Foundation Repair to schedule a free inspection with one of our expert Design Specialists.
During the inspection, we discovered that soil erosion beneath the driveway was the root cause of the sinking and cracking. To restore safety and stability, our team implemented our Two-Part Concrete Protection System. First, we used PolyLevel to lift, level, and stabilize the sunken concrete slabs. Then, we sealed the cracks and joints with NexusPro to prevent water intrusion and further soil erosion.
Not only did this solution address the safety concern, but the NexusPro also improved the driveway’s curb appeal. Vasyl was thrilled with the outcome and now has peace of mind knowing the trip hazard has been permanently removed.
Robert from North Port, Florida, asked LRE Foundation Repair to help fix a significant trip hazard that had gradually formed in a section of his concrete driveway. Following a comprehensive inspection by one of our Design Specialists, soil erosion under the driveway was pinpointed as the root cause for the concrete slabs to sink and become uneven. Our team quickly stepped in and injected PolyLevel directly underneath the concrete to lift and level the slabs. Robert was relieved to see his driveway’s surface was now fully level and felt reassured knowing that the concrete was stabilized and secure.
LRE Foundation Repair recently assisted Robert in North Port, Florida, with repairing a section of his concrete driveway that had sunk into the ground, creating an uneven surface and a potential tripping hazard. An LRE Design Specialist visited Robert’s home to inspect the driveway and immediately observed that the underlying soil had washed out, causing the concrete to settle. Following the inspection, our production team injected PolyLevel underneath the settled concrete slab and successfully elevated it back to its normal, even level. Robert was pleased with the quick and effective repair process and was delighted to see his concrete driveway back to its proper level.
Cynthia in Ocoee, Florida, reached out to LRE Foundation Repair and asked us to inspect her concrete garage floor after noticing a large crack had spread throughout the surface. Following a thorough inspection by one of our Design Specialists, it was determined that soil settlement had caused the concrete to shift and crack as a result. Our team soon stepped in and repaired the concrete with our Two-Part Concrete Protection System. First, PolyLevel was injected directly underneath the garage floor to level the concrete and stabilize the underlying soil. Next, the team sealed the crack that had formed with NexusPro. Now, the crack in Cynthia’s garage floor is sealed, and the concrete is fully stabilized and protected against further soil settlement.