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Eroded Soil Under Concrete
Water runoff washed out major sections of the concrete driveway around this home.
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Stress Cracks
Shifting caused the concrete slabs to crack flex and crack.
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Side Drainage in Concrete Driveway
To help capture runoff and keep it from eroding underneath the slabs, we installed our drainage system along the side of the concrete and ran it away from the home.
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NexusPro Concrete Crack Sealant
After we leveled the concrete, we sealed the cracks with NexusPro to waterproof and bind the cracks.
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Buried Downspouts
The last step was to bury the downspouts around the home to keep water away from the concrete drive.