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Bartlett, TN
Jennifer C. of Bartlett, TN had just purchased a new home. She was worried about the concrete driveway because of the severe damage and voids underneath. She wanted to to repair it, but also be sure that it would be safe for years to come. She called Redeemers Group.
Bartlett, TN
Paulette F. of Bartlett, TN was very concerned about her concrete sidewalk. Especially in one section which had sunk about 3 inches and had now become a major tripping hazard. She frequently has packages delivered and did not want to risk injury to them or to any of her family members. Concrete repair experts Dalton and Javier tackled this project.
Mountain Home, AR
Severe Concrete Settlement Threatened the Home’s Entry and Carport During a full property renovation in Mountain Home, AR, homeowner and investor Kelly J. discovered that the front porch and carport concrete slabs had sunk dramatically , creating visible cracks and uneven surfaces.
Damascus, AR
Check out this concrete driveway restoration project for Charlotte R. in Damascus, AR. This was a real pain for Charlotte as she was unable to use her driveway due to the severity of the settlement. Concrete repair expert Tommy and crew were able to lift this sunken section of concrete and put it back where it was supposed to be.
Hot Springs Village, AR
Brock L. is looking to sell his house but needed to correct the settlement on his concrete driveway. There was significant sinking on the left corner of the driveway as well as next to the garage. We were able to lift and level the driveway using our PolyLevel® System. We also sealed the cracks with our NexusPro® joint and crack sealant.
Hot Springs Village, AR
Arlene B. of Hot Springs Village, AR, reached out to us with a growing concern about her concrete driveway. Over time, visible cracks had begun to form, and she knew the risks of letting them go untreated. Water infiltration through these cracks can erode the supporting soil beneath the slabs, potentially leading to uneven settling or even structural damage.