Concrete Repair Before & After Photos
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PolyLevel(R) in Indio
The Before picture shows pool area cement slabs that are sinking. This is causing trip hazards.
The After picture shows PolyLevel injection in progress. This will fill the voids under sinking slabs, level them, and provide stabilization.
Concrete Repair in San Diego Using PolyLevel® & Nexus Pro®
The before photo shows how a pool deck was suffering from uneven and cracked concrete in San Deigo. In the after photo, we used our PolyLevel® & Nexus Pro® solutions to stabilize and repair this homeowner's concrete. This is what the homeowner had to say, “I wanted to thank Joel and everyone at Saber for the amazing work done on the area adjacent to our pool. The repairs make it look %100 better, and the reinforcement will maintain the stability of the pool for many years to come. Your entire team was professional, prompt, and prepared. We will use Saber again.”
Fixing a Swimming Pool Deck in San Diego
The Before Picture shows a tilted and sinking cement slab in a swimming pool deck. This was creating trip and possible injury hazards.
The After Picture shows the solution in progress. Concrete was removed and holes were dug next to the swimming pool. Then Rebar and Push Piers were installed to stop the swimming pool from shifting with the soil. Later these holes were filled with concrete.
Commercial Cement Demolition, Removal, and Replacement in San Diego
The Before Picture is a patio area, with multiple trip hazards, in a Condominium Complex in San Diego.
The After picture is the same patio area. The badly cracked cement was demolished, removed, and replaced.
Using PolyLevel® & Nexus Pro® To Fix Pool Decks In San Diego, CA
The before photo shows a pool deck with settled concrete that was caused by a void. The after photo shows how we filled the void with our PolyLevel solution which lifts and stabilizes the settled slabs of concrete. After that is done we then fill in the joints with our high-end sealants NexusPro to give a seamless finish that will be protecting the joints of the concrete.
