Uneven concrete slabs showing signs of settling and cracking that may indicate foundation issues

Before & After

Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair Before & After Photos

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Push Piers in Joshua Tree

The Before picture shows a home with a settling foundation on the right side of this home.

The After picture shows a installed Push Pier, that is stabilizing the sinking foundation.

Helical Underpinning in Poway, CA

This home had severe foundation issues, it required Saber to 
install 16 2 ⅞" Helical Pier under foundation footing to load bearing stratum to stabilize the foundation and lift to maximum practical recovery. 

Foundation Repair in Poway

The Before Picture shows one of the cracks on the interior wall of this Poway home.

The After Picture shows our crew using PolyLEVEL to fill a void that had formed under the home's Foundation. This picture also shows a Push Pier, that will be used to strengthen the home's Foundation after the void is filled.

PolyLevel(R) Eliminates Trip Hazards in Poway

The Before picture shows a cracked walkway. Sinking has occurred causing Trip Hazards.

The After Picture shows the walkway, that has had the voids filled, and lifted using Sabers State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process.

Concrete Lifting and Leveling in Poway, CA - Uneven Patio Slab Repair

This Poway, CA home had a concrete patio slab that had settled over time, creating an uneven surface and a visible separation at the control joint. Soil movement and compaction beneath the slab caused one section to sink, leading to both a tripping hazard and poor drainage across the surface.

Our team corrected the issue using professional concrete lifting and leveling techniques. By injecting high-density polyurethane foam beneath the slab, we were able to carefully raise the sunken section back into place, restoring a smooth, even surface without the need for full replacement.

 

The result is a safer, more stable patio with improved appearance and long-term support. This method is fast, minimally invasive, and ideal for addressing settlement issues common in Southern California soils.