Front Walk
Before


After

There are two patches in this photo.

Before



After




Handicap Ramp

Before

The sidewalk to the handicapped parking area at this church settled, leaving large gaps at joints that prevented wheelchairs from passing.


3-1/2 inches of settlement channeled water towards the building and made the handicapped ramp tough to pass. 

After

Concrete Jack raised the entire length of the sidewalk up to 3 1/2 inches to make the sidewalk easily passable and for water to drain away from the church building.


Good to go; replacement would have cost the church more than $1,000.  Concrete Jack leveled and patched this 35 foot long sidewalk for less than $400!

Exposed Ag Private Sidewalk

Before

This sidewalk settled, resulting in uneven joints and water flowing towards the house.

After

After raising some sections of sidewalk more than two inches, joints were closed and proper drainage was established.

Municipal Sidewalk

Before

The soil surrounding this sidewalk settled, and the sidewalk subsequently sank and cracked.

After

The concrete was raised to eliminate any tripping hazards and returned to its original grades.

Residential Sidewalk

Before

This sidewalk settled against the stone facade wall.

After

By drilling a single hole, the sidewalk was returned to its original level.  The patched hole is visible near the bottom left of the picture's center.