Woodford Bros., Inc. serving Patchogue, NY

In Patchogue, NY, these homeowners found themselves faced with uneven concrete, causing trip hazards around their property, leading them to call us for a reliable fix. After promptly setting up an inspection, our System Design Specialist identified the key issues and recommended a clear plan: utilize PolyLevel for lifting the concrete slabs and NexusPro to seal cracks and joints, ensuring a lasting solution.

Our expert team swiftly got to work. First, injecting PolyLevel, a foam solution, to strategically lift and stabilize the concrete without overburdening the soil beneath. Next, NexusPro sealed the deal by filling in cracks and joints, protecting against future water intrusion and damage. The result was not just about safety or solving an unsightly problem; it was about restoring peace of mind and bolstering property value. With the work completed and the area cleaned up, the transformation left the homeowners relieved. Their concrete was safe again, and its curb appeal was significantly boosted, all thanks to a job well done by our team at Woodford Bros. 

In Patchogue, NY, a homeowner faced a troubling sight - their pool deck was sinking and settling, causing not only an unattractive outdoor space, but also posing a safety hazard. They decided to call us at Woodford Bros. for help. We began by sending out a System Design Specialist to evaluate the pool deck and determine a solution. Following the inspection we suggested the use of the PolyLevel and NexusPro systems, top-of-the-line solutions for lifting and sealing concrete. The transformation began with our skilled production team injecting PolyLevel to elevate the sinking deck to its correct position. Next, NexusPro was used to seal off any cracks and joints ensuring a long-lasting, water-resistant finish. At Woodford Bros., this job is a perfect example of our commitment to blending exceptional customer experiences with durable, quick, and effective home solutions. 

Daniel has been living in his Patchogue, NY home since 1989.  For the past two years, he has noticed that the concrete slab under his stoop was sinking, and knowing that he did not want the issue to get worse, and wanting to fix it before winter, Daniel decided to contact Woodford Bros. for a free estimate for the necessary repairs.  After an initial inspection, our Design Specialist determined that the PolyLevel system would be the best solution for lifting and leveling the sinking concrete.

Polylevel is an expanding polyurethane foam that is injected beneath the concrete to fill the gaps caused by soil erosion and raise and stabilize the concrete surface.  The PolyLevel system is a quick curing and minimally disruptive option for homeowners looking to lift and level sinking or damaged concrete.  With this system in place, Daniel can have the peace of mind that his home's concrete is permanently stabilized and not at risk for further sinking.

NYU Long Island Community Hospital embarked on a construction expansion project, and as the work progressed, contractors observed that the concrete slabs in the boiler room area were sinking and becoming increasingly unstable. Recognizing the importance of preserving the integrity of the boiler room during the expansion, the hospital reached out to Woodford Bros. to obtain a complimentary estimate for the necessary repairs.

Following an initial inspection, our team concluded that the most suitable approach for raising and securing the concrete in the hospital's boiler room would be our PolyLevel system. This innovative material combines strength with a lightweight composition, capable of supporting substantial loads, often surpassing the capabilities of traditional mudjacking. Additionally, PolyLevel is resistant to the corrosive effects of soil and moisture, ensuring a lasting and effective solution for raising concrete slabs.

The implementation of the PolyLevel system provided NYU Long Island Community Hospital with a dependable and permanent solution for stabilizing their boiler room, offering peace of mind to contractors as they continued with the hospital's expansion efforts.