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Eads, TN
A sunken pool deck is a real nightmare for any homeowner. Not only does it lower your property value, it's also a dangerous tripping hazard. Let's not even mention the damage to the aesthetic of your beautiful home. For Bill and Patti T. of Eads, Tn , this nightmare became a reality.
Eads, TN
A lot of times the repair work we do is about more than just cosmetics or property value. For many, it's a way to maintain a way of life. This is true for Marcia M. of Eads, TN . Marcia enjoys being active around her property.
Eads, TN
Concrete Settlement Problem Before the Repair This project involved significant concrete settlement in front of a three-car garage in Eads, TN. The slabs had cracked and sunk several inches, creating uneven transitions into the garage and leaving visible gaps that could deter potential homebuyers.
Collierville, TN
Shane, Courtney, and Buford took on this PolyLEVEL job for a front walkway in Collierville, TN! The homeowner began to realize the front sidewalk and walkway leading to her house was not only settling but was also creating a trip hazard for her neighbors. The Redeemers were able to complete her project, leaving her sidewalk level once again, almost as if it was brand new!!
Collierville, TN
This before and after is all about CRACK REPAIR!! Before deciding to completely replace concrete, Redeemers Group recommends getting an inspection to see if it can be repaired, not replaced. We have just the fix for sunken or cracked concrete here at Redeemers!! We offer Nexxus Pro to fill in concrete cracks, and our PolyLEVEL technology to raise sunken concrete.
Collierville, TN
This sidewalk in Collierville, TN was such a trip hazard! After Redeemers Group came to the rescue with our PolyLEVEL technology, the sidewalk was raised back up the original position, eliminating the trip hazard. As seen in the before pictures, you can see where the one slab has clearly sunken lower than the others, causing the trip hazard.