Legacy Supportworks Before & After Photos

Before diving into this delightful transformation, feast your eyes on the problem that caught our Midland, TX hotel owner's eye: a troubling 2.5-inch drop on one side of their hotel patio slab. Our reliable troop at Legacy Supportworks swung into action, deploying our innovative PolyLevel solution. Take a glance at the sensational before and after photos—we effectively restored balance and peace of mind, ensuring a level, sound groundwork that was both reliable and lasting.

Before our team arrived in Odonnell, TX, the homeowner faced a challenging issue: an unlevel sidewalk presenting a potential safety hazard. We addressed this by employing our PolyLevel® method, which involves injecting high-strength polyurethane foam beneath the concrete to stabilize, lift, and level the previously uneven surface. To ensure long-term durability, we also applied NexusPro® Joint Sealant, providing robust protection against water intrusion and future soil erosion. As you can see in the photo, our expertise transformed the site, restoring functionality and safety to the sidewalk.

These stairs at an apartment complex were sinking and pulling away from the structure. Our crew used our Polylevel foam to lift them back into place. The "exposed" foam was then sprayed with waterproof gray paint so that it looked like concrete. 

This large patio was cracked and broken. It was unusable to the homeowner.

In one day, we lifted and leveled the concrete and sealed all the joints. 

The homeowner was so happy that he could now use his patio again to host parties!

The Pitman family had a leak in their basement that appeared to be coming from underneath their back door. Because of the water that had been coming in, it began to cause extensive wall damage & damage to the foundation. 

With the use of Waterguard, SuperSump, CleanSpace(pictured in the after picture along the wall) and the SaniDry Sedona, Legacy Supportworks was able to give them a dry basement and repair all the Pitman's family concerns.