Concrete Repair Services Before & After Photos

This land owner was worried that washout would cause the cement to crack which was holding his irrigation well. If this were to happen, his irrigation well would collapse which could floor his field. Unsure of how to fix this before damage was done, he decided to give us a call. We sent System Design Specialist Brian Keller to inspect the cement pad and determine where the cracking had a chance to form. Brian found that the recently poured slab was not properly compacted, resulting in a large amount of washout and an exposed void under the slab. After seeing this issue, Brian went to discuss how to solve this with the landowner, and they scheduled an installation appointment. Our installation crew came out to this field and utilized PolyLevel foam to fill the void and stabilize the cement pad. After the property owner saw the final project, he was satisfied with the work that was done as well as confident that his cement would be permanently stabilized. Check out the stabilized cement!

This customer had a driveway full of expanding cracks and uneven surfaces. Worried that the problem would only become worse, they contacted Thrasher so we could help them out. First, we stabilized the surface with our PolyLevel injectable foam. Second, we created a seamless effect by sealing all the cracks with NexusPro. 

These homeowners kept tripping over their front steps every time they wanted to get to the front door. They were tired of having this problem, and they wanted to keep their friends and family from having it too when they visited, so they decided to give us a call. 

We sent System Design Specialist Beau Morris to inspect the front steps and determine what solutions we could offer to fix the tripping hazard. Beau found that there were quite a few voids underneath the driveway and the front porch that were causing the tripping hazard or had potential to cause an additional tripping hazard. After discussing this with the homeowners, Beau told them about our 2-Part Concrete Protection System (CPS) that would help them to fix their tripping problem, and the homeowners were extremely eager for this solution to happen. One of our installation teams came the home and utilized the 2-Part CPS which includes PolyLevel foam and NexusPro sealant to lift, level, and seal the concrete.

The homeowners were very happy with the work that our team was able to do and they couldn't be more excited with the new look of their driveway and front steps. Check out the step transformation attached!

This homeowner noticed that her patio was no sitting quite right because her supports were just dangling from the roof. She has used our services previously for a driveway concrete repair, so she decided to give us a call and see what we could do for her patio.

We sent System Design Specialist Mike Schmidt to inspect the concrete patio and determine what was causing the supports to no longer attach to the patio, as well as how to fix this problem for the homeowner. Mike found that the supports were detached because the concrete had settled quite a bit. After discussing the problem with the homeowner, Mike came up with a plan to lift and stabilize the concrete patio for the homeowner, so they scheduled an installation appointment. Our installation team used PolyLevel foam to lift, level, and stabilize the patio so that the posts would be secured in their place.

The homeowner was very happy with the results and she is glad that her patio is fixed now. Check out the homeowner's newly restored patio!

This homeowner was concerned about the falling steps leading up to their home. Not only are they dangerous, but they lack curb appeal. We lifted and stabilized them with PolyLevel foam!