Curt Janzenco-founder of the Beyond Group of companies. Active CEO and galvanizer of people

These are our most trusted concrete repair services from 2025 🏘️

3 Feb 2026 · 2 min

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In this self‑interview video, Curt Janzen from Beyond adopts a dual persona—himself and a fictional "Adam"—to discuss the company’s most trusted concrete repair services in 2025. He identifies the top services as driveway, sidewalk, and patio repairs, especially fixing driveway‑garage transitions. Curt then walks through the concrete lifting technique: drilling holes in the slab, injecting expanding polyurethane foam that raises the concrete to the desired height, and finally patching the drilled holes with mortar to blend with the surrounding surface. The video concludes with a friendly call‑to‑action encouraging viewers to like and subscribe for more helpful content.

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Hi, I'm Curt from Beyond, and these are our Most Trusted Advisors. Hi there, um, this is Curt again. I am— well, I was supposed to be interviewing Adam about concrete lifting, but he had better things to do, like help clients out. So I'm going to be interviewing myself, myself acting like I was Adam. So buckle up for this one. Adam, what are the services that people trusted us the most with Well, that's a great question, Curt. So we were trusted a lot of driveways, sidewalks, and patios this last year, probably mostly being fixing driveways where they meet the people's garages. Wow, Adam/Curt, those are some good answers. Can you help me unpack a little bit more of like what the actual steps are in, you know, fixing the concrete, lifting the concrete? Help me understand that a little bit better. Yeah, no, for sure. It's actually, it's pretty simple in theory of how to do it and pretty complicated to actually do it the right way. But we drill holes in the concrete, we inject a polyurethane foam, that foam expands and lifts up that pad, and then when we get it to where the height that we want it, we stop lifting and then we patch those little holes with a little bit of mortar so that it kind of blends in with the rest of the concrete. Well, thanks Adam/Curt. If you like this type of content, please like and subscribe. It helps us create more videos to help people just like you.