Thrasher Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This customer was scared their house was falling apart and we rushed to inspect their home to get to the bottom of the issue. On our inspection, we found:

1. Drywall Damage: There is a significant amount of damage to the drywall in the house.

2. Floor Settlement: The house has a concrete floor that sits directly on the ground ("slab on grade"). The floor has experienced settling, which means it has sunk or lowered in certain areas. This settlement is causing problems with the drywall because the lack of proper support underneath the floor is causing it to sag or sink unevenly.

To fix the issue we used polyurethane foam or "PolyLevel"  to raise and level the floor where it has settled throughout the entire house to make the floor even.

This customer had some sinking slabs on their driveway. Concrete slabs can sink because of soil erosion or settlement beneath the slab which leads to voids or weak areas that cause the concrete to lose support and sink into the ground. Also, things like poor installation or inadequate support beneath the slabs can also cause them to sink over time. 

In this case, we found that water eroding the soil was the cause. We fixed it using polylevel foam to lift and level them and then sealing the concrete with NexusPro to make sure water couldn't cause the same problems in the future. 

This homeowner's garage door was having difficulties closing all the way and she needed a solution so could stop worrying about water getting in the garage. The garage had settled and created a large gap between the floor and the garage. Our team used piers to lift the slab and used PolyLevel expanding foam to stabilize it. 

This couple in Malcolm, NE have an old barn on their property that they would like to keep standing. The barn had some severe foundation issues, so our team came in and took care of them. We installed a number of products to keep this structure upright, including a push pier, helical piers, a Geo-Lock wall plate, and a Geo-Lock Earth anchor. Now this column is straight and stable. 

Later this summer, this couple will move into their new home. Before they do that, they want to finish some projects including repairing this concrete sidewalk and step. In order to eliminate the tripping hazard, we used PolyLevel to lift and level the slabs and then sealed all of the cracks with NexusPro. Now this couple is one step closer to moving into their home!