Concrete Repair Before & After Photos

In Midland, TX, a homeowner faced an uneven, color-mismatched concrete surface. As shown in the before photo, the inconsistency was all too obvious. We applied DecoShield®, which importantly provides a protective barrier, ensuring lasting durability. This specialized solution not only minimized the appearance of existing stains and fixed the color mismatch but also protected against further pitting and flaking. As you can see in the after photo, this seamless transformation highlights a uniform, aesthetically pleasing surface that enhances curb appeal and offers long-term protection against damage.

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. 

A customer reached out after seeing a video of concrete lifting using injection methods and wondered if it could work for their front porch. Their home, built in 1968, features a large concrete porch with a section that originally had a planter between it and the house. At some point, the planter was covered with concrete, which has since sunk about 4 inches. Both sections measure approximately 8x12. While the porch itself was fine, they wanted a solution to lift the concrete over the old planter rather than starting from scratch. Legacy inspected the situation and provided a tailored solution to restore their home.