Davenport Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This concrete walkway in Highland Utah needed to be leveled and have the cracks and joints sealed to protect it from further damage caused by water. 

This before-and-after photo set highlights a concrete lifting and joint sealant repair project completed in American Fork, Utah. The concrete walkway near the garage had settled over time, creating uneven surfaces and visible gaps at the control joints and along the foundation edge.

Our Davenport Foundation Repair team lifted the sunken concrete back toward its proper position using professional concrete lifting techniques, restoring both safety and appearance. After leveling, durable joint sealant was applied to help protect the concrete from water intrusion, soil erosion, and future movement — especially important in Utah County where seasonal moisture and soil conditions can contribute to concrete settlement.

This repair eliminated trip hazards, improved drainage away from the home, and extended the life of the concrete without the need for full replacement. Concrete lifting and joint sealing is a cost-effective solution for homeowners in American Fork and surrounding Utah County communities looking to stabilize walkways, driveways, and garage approaches.

This American Fork, Utah project involved stabilizing a concrete slab that had begun to lose support due to soil settlement and erosion beneath the surface. Voids under concrete often develop from moisture intrusion, poor compaction, or natural soil movement common throughout Utah County.

Using high-density polyurethane foam injection, our team filled the void beneath the slab to restore structural support and prevent future cracking or sinking. This PolyLevel system expands beneath the concrete, compacts loose soil, and permanently stabilizes the area.

Addressing slab voids early is critical in preventing larger foundation problems, walkway separation, and costly concrete replacement. This project demonstrates how proactive stabilization can protect both the slab and surrounding structural elements.

This before and after photo set highlights a basement waterproofing project completed in American Fork, UT by Davenport Foundation Repair. The homeowner was experiencing moisture intrusion along the foundation wall, a common issue in Utah basements due to seasonal moisture changes, snowmelt, and soil saturation.

In the “before” image, the basement wall is exposed, showing signs of potential moisture entry and vulnerability to water intrusion. Without proper waterproofing, basements like this can develop mold, musty odors, and long-term structural concerns.

In the “after” photo, our team installed a CleanSpace wall system along with a perimeter drainage solution to direct water away from the foundation. This system creates a moisture barrier that helps keep the basement dry and protected year-round.

Homes in American Fork and throughout Utah County benefit from proactive basement waterproofing systems that manage water at the source and prevent it from entering the living space. This installation provides long-term protection, improved air quality, and peace of mind for the homeowner.

Homeowner in Lindon needed concrete leveling and joint sealant