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Donna H. of Lakeland, TN reached out after noticing one section of her pool deck that repeatedly held water and grew mold. During our inspection, we discovered voids beneath the concrete, a ½-inch slab settlement near the waterfall feature, and failing wooden control joints. These issues not only created an eyesore but also allowed weeds to grow through the cracks and caused water to pool in certain areas of the deck.
To correct the problem, our crew installed the 2-Part Concrete Protection System—a resurfacing alternative designed for long-term results. We carefully removed the rotted wooden joints, injected PolyLevel™ expanding foam beneath the slab to fill the voids and lift the sunken area, and then sealed all joints and cracks with NexusPro™, a flexible, UV-resistant sealant. We also repaired the coping around the pool to restore stability and improve water flow away from the deck.
The finished pool deck looked brand-new. The slabs were level, the cracks and joints were tightly sealed, and the once-uneven surface now shed water properly without trapping moisture. The homeowners were thrilled with the clean appearance and peace of mind knowing their pool deck was stable, protected, and ready to enjoy for years to come.
If you have a pool deck that’s sinking, cracked, or holding water, Redeemers Group can help. Schedule your free concrete repair inspection in Lakeland and the greater Memphis area today!
Settled Pool Deck Created a Trip Hazard for an Arlington Homeowner
A homeowner in Arlington, TN needed an estimate to raise a concrete patio after a section of the pool deck began settling near the far end of the pool. The home, built in the late 1990s, had a pool that was about 15 years old, and the family used the outdoor area often for entertaining. The settled concrete formed a semi-circle area of roughly 11 by 12 feet, creating uneven cracks and a potential trip hazard where guests could cut their feet or stumble around the pool deck.
PolyLevel Concrete Lifting Raised the Patio Slab Back Into Place
Redeemers Group repaired the settled pool deck by injecting PolyLevel beneath the affected concrete slab. The foam lifted the cracked and sunken pad until the cracks were level again, improving the safety and usability of the pool deck. Although a small bowl remained along one crack on the right side, the area was reviewed with the homeowners, and they were comfortable with the result because rainwater could still run off the pad properly.
NexusPro Joint Sealant Helped Protect the Concrete and Pool Coping
After the concrete lifting was completed, the crew sealed the cracks in the lifted slab and sealed around the pool coping with NexusPro. This step mattered because sealing cracks and joints helped reduce water intrusion beneath the concrete, which is one of the common contributors to soil washout, slab settlement, and recurring concrete movement. For homeowners in Arlington, TN dealing with a sinking pool deck, cracked patio, or uneven concrete around a pool, professional concrete leveling and joint sealing can restore safety, improve curb appeal, and provide peace of mind without replacing the entire slab.
If your pool deck, patio, sidewalk, or driveway has settled or cracked, schedule a concrete lifting estimate with Redeemers Group. Our team can inspect the problem, explain your repair options, and help protect your home’s outdoor spaces with proven concrete leveling and sealing solutions.
This homeowner had a nasty crack in their stonewashed concrete underneath their window. Redeemers Group was able to repair it and make it look brand new! They sealed the crack and cleaned the concrete for a fraction of the cost of tearing out and replacing the concrete. What a deal for the homeowner!
Laurie P. of Collierville, TN was concerned about the cracks and the settlement in her concrete driveway. She called Redeemers Group. Our solution is our 3-Part Concrete Protection System. This uses our PolyLevel™ concrete injection system to lift, level, and stabilize the driveway. It also fills any voids beneath the slab caused by soil erosion. We sealed all cracks and joints with NexusPro™ joint sealant. This will prevent water from penetrating beneath the concrete, causing further soil erosion. Finally, we applied SealantPro™ concrete sealant to protect the driveway surface from water damage.
If you need help with your concrete driveway, call or click today for a free, no-obligation inspection.
This Nexus Pro injection was done on the outside edges of a pool in Piperton, TN. The pool was surrounded by masonry stone, which then had a small joint space before it met the concrete slabs of the patio. This joint space was previously filled with sub-par joint sealant (as seen in the "Before" shot). The homeowners asked the Redeemers to correct the previous joint sealant, to which we injected Nexus Pro, leaving their pool and patio flawless (as seen in the after shot)!!!