Concrete Leveling: Our SettleStop PolyRenewal™ Process

Dealing with uneven concrete can be more than just an eyesore—it can be a safety hazard and a source of stress for homeowners and property managers alike.

That’s where the SettleStop PolyRenewal™ Concrete Leveling process comes into play, offering not just a solution, but peace of mind.

This innovative method quickly and effectively addresses the challenges of sinking sidewalks, driveways, patios, and pool decks, restoring them to their original level with minimal disruption.

In this article, we’ll delve into how the PolyRenewal™ process works, providing a beacon of hope for those frustrated by the uneven concrete around their homes.

Discover how this state-of-the-art concrete leveling technology can bring safety, beauty, and stability back to your property, turning a troubling situation into a solved one.

Identifying signs of sunken concrete is crucial for maintaining the safety and aesthetics of your property. Be on the lookout for the following indicators:

• Visible Cracks: Noticeable fractures or splits in your driveway, sidewalks, or patios can signify underlying issues.
• Uneven Surfaces: Tripping hazards created by uneven slabs are clear signs of concrete settling.
• Water Pooling: After rainfall, water gathering in certain areas suggests that the concrete is not level.
• Gaps between Concrete and Foundation: Spaces between your home’s foundation and adjacent concrete surfaces can indicate shifting or sinking.
• Separation between Slabs: Gaps or uneven alignment between concrete slabs highlight potential sinking.

1. Assessment

A professional evaluates the affected concrete area to determine the extent of the damage and the best approach for repair.

2. Preparation

Small holes about the size of a penny are strategically drilled into the sunken slabs, ensuring minimal disruption to the concrete’s surface.

3. Injection

High-density polyurethane foam, known as PolyRenewal™, is injected through these holes into the voids beneath the slabs.

4. Expansion

The injected foam rapidly expands, filling all voids and exerting upward pressure, which lifts the concrete back to its original position.

5. Curing

The PolyRenewal™ foam quickly hardens, stabilizing the underlying soil and solidifying the lift. This process typically takes only 15 to 30 minutes.

6. Cleanup

The injection sites are sealed, and any debris from the process is cleaned up, leaving the area neat and undisturbed.

7. Inspection

A final inspection ensures the lift was successful and the area is safe for immediate use.