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Memphis, TN
Restoring a Damaged Patio Before Major Backyard Upgrades Steven M. of Memphis, TN, wanted to transform his backyard into a more inviting space by adding a gazebo for family gatherings and to boost his property value. However, his back patio had become uneven and severely cracked, making it unsafe and unappealing for entertaining guests.
Concrete Services
Before and after photos of a demonstration at UT Medical on how PolyLEVEL works to lift concrete back to level.
Memphis, TN
Trip Hazard from Tree Root Heave Threatened Safety and Property Liability Pat B. of Memphis, TN faced a growing safety concern as her sidewalk became increasingly uneven due to tree root heave. The once-level concrete slabs had shifted into a hazardous ledge, creating a serious trip risk for pedestrians and raising concerns about potential injuries and liability.
Memphis, TN
Derrick M. of Memphis, TN reached out to us after noticing several sunken concrete slabs around the deep end of his pool deck . A dedicated grill master with six grills and a beautifully upgraded backyard, Derrick takes pride in creating a space perfect for entertaining. However, the uneven concrete was becoming an eyesore—and more importantly, a safety concern.
Memphis, TN
Settled Driveway Slabs Created Uneven Concrete Joints in Memphis, TN A homeowner in Memphis, TN, contacted Redeemers Group because two concrete slabs in the driveway had settled and created uneven joints. The main goal of the repair was to lift the affected driveway slabs approximately 2 to 3 inches so the joints could be brought back closer to level.
Memphis, TN
Problem: Tree Root Damage Created a Serious Trip Hazard A newly purchased 1920s home in Memphis, TN had a dangerous, uneven sidewalk caused by invasive tree roots, creating a clear risk of trips and injuries. After several large trees were removed from the property, the remaining root system had lifted three concrete slabs along a rear walkway.