Thrasher Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

These homeowners wanted to use their patio more and entertain guests. But all over their patio, the concrete was sinking and settling, causing several tripping hazards. That's why they called Thrasher to fix it. Our very own Chad Williams visited the home to inspect the concrete and propose a solution. He found the control joints on the patio were never sealed. Which had allowed water to compromise the integrity of the soil under the concrete slabs and cause an uneven walking surface.

To fix, we used PolyLevel foam to lift and level. Then we used NexusPro joint sealant to prevent water from entering. The customers were happy with the results and are excited to host get-togethers with NO tripping hazards!

Homeowners Becky and Will recently moved into their new home and wanted to make sure they protected it so that it was safe and protected for years to come.

System Design Specialist Shane McClintic visited the home and was able to find a solution that the customers were confident in.  We used Smartjacks to stabilize the main interior beam in the crawlspace, then added drainage matting, Cleanspace encapsulation and Sanidry Sedona to protect the home from moisture and humidity throughout.

This home had nasty tripping hazards on the sidewalk alongside the house. The homeowners wanted to repair this to maintain the property value of the house. 

We used PolyLevel to lift and level the sidewalk concrete and NexusPro to seal all the joints and cracks after lifting. It was a difficult lift on the sidewalk and it turned out great.

Homeowner Keith wanted to find a solution to ensure that his home was safe and protected.  Since this customer has been happy with our work in the past, he chose Thrasher Foundation Repair to help secure this part of his home.

System Design Specialist Ryan Allen was able to come up with a permanent solution that fit the customers needs.  Since the wall was short, we installed Geolock anchors to secure the wall prevent the joints from getting worse.

A gap forming where the garage and driveway meet is a common problem. Since the floor of your garage and your driveway were probably poured at different times, the joint where they connect can often erode overtime. Water can then hang out in the gap and seep into your foundation. On top of that, but every time you pull your car in the garage you can feel it.

That's what this customer was experiencing. But luckily, there's an easy fix. We sent out our System Design Specialist, Caleb Spradlin, to inspect the property. He found that the joint sealant had de-bonded due to settling. He brought out a concrete crew to add more backer rods and replace the sealant with NexusPro. 

The joint looks so much better and the customer was happy we could get it done so fast.