Legacy Supportworks Before & After Photos

This church in Amarillo had begun to see their interior concrete (inside Sunday School classrooms) sink! It had caused gaps underneath the baseboards

and large cracks in the drywall and cinderblock walls. There was approximately a 4-5 inch gap underneath the baseboards. We were able to lift the entire

section of the building in just 2 days without disturbing their daily activities. 

This exterior garage wall was sinking and pulling away from the house resulting in a large gap between the trim work and the brick.

Our crew used galvanized steel push piers to lift the wall back into to place and permanently stabilize it.

This sidewalk was a tripping hazard for the homeowner in Windsor neighborhood. Our Polylevel Crew lifted the sidewalk and sealed the joints within a few hours. 

The front porch of this home had 2 brick columns. Each column had a footer but the surrounding concrete porch did not. 

Both of the columns began to sink and therefore resulted in cracks in the side of the home nearest the porch. 

Our crew used steel push piers to lift the columns back to "level" and the gap in the brick closed and virtually disappeared. 

Now the porch and weight of the front of the house are permanently stabilized. 

These pictures were taken the same day at the same time. 

The "before" picture shows concrete that has not been sealed with SealantPro.

The "after" picture shows concrete that was sealed with SealantPro a few days prior to the rain. 

SealantPro permanently seals the concrete by changing its molecular structure. After SealantPro,

the concrete will no longer absorb moisture thereby preventing pitting, spalling, and staining.