Walkway Repair Leads to a Successful Driveway in Etobicoke, Ontario

In the world of home repairs, a lot can change when you start tearing things apart. What begins as one repair can quickly turn into a larger job.

A customer in Etobicoke, Ontario, tore up his driveway to have a new one poured when a neighbor pointed out that his side walkway looked sloped. Upon inspection, he realized the entire path had tilted towards the foundation. He wanted the pathway repaired before his new driveway was installed, so he reached out to Canadian Concrete Leveling.

Director of Sales Matt McCullough inspected the walkway and explained how voids beneath the surface cause concrete slabs to sink. Then, he showed the customer a video explaining our PolyLevel® System, which uses expanding polyurethane to lift sinking concrete.

Our Production Department was able to squeeze the job in as soon as possible to stay on track for the driveway installation. Foreman Bill McKeown drilled dime-sized holes in the concrete to use as injection ports. Our 300-ft hose allows us to reach anywhere around a customer’s home without the use of heavy equipment. As the two polymers eject from the hose, they mix, creating an expansion that fills any voids below.

The customer is blown away with the entire process and service received from Canadian Concrete Leveling and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend us to friends and family.