Thrasher Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Dave noticed he had water in his crawl space and wanted to have his crawl space become a storage space for his wife to use. He didn't know who to call but then saw a commercial on the television showing him what we can do. He called and had one of our System Designers come out to his house to give him a free quote. The System Designer told Dave that we would have to encapsulate his crawl space which means we would put vent covers which would stop the cold from coming in. Second we would remove all the standing water that would be left in the crawl space. Then, we would repair the structure and finally encapsulate the crawl space. Dave was very happy with the work that was done and his wife was happy that she got to put her things in the area. 

We met with a family in Pleasant Hill that was concerned with unlevel concrete in their driveway. They didn't want anybody to trip over it. Our System Design Specialist went out to the home and gave them a free quote. They decided to go through with the work and we made an appointment to come out and fix their driveway.

When our production team got to their home, we began the process of fixing their driveway by first drilling a tiny hole where the high density polymer would be injected. This high density polymer, PolyLevel, is what is used to raise the slabs. The outcome was great; their driveway is now level!

Here are the before and after pictures of Thrasher Foundation Repair leveling cement for a sidewalk in Urbandale. In the before picture you can see the unevenness on the left side of the sidewalk. In the after picture you can see that it is now level thanks to PolyLevel. No more tripping hazards are found here!

This home was having trouble with water entering the basement. Due to the moisture in the basement there was an issue with mold as well. Thrasher Foundation Repair waterproofed the basement and installed EverLast wall paneling.

Wood is one of the rarest foundation types as well as one of the trickiest to deal with. 

When a wood wall is bowing it requires not only a brace but also horizontal supports on the top and bottom of the wall.