Thrasher Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This customer called us because they had a small area where the walkway and driveway had settled. They were worried about tripping hazards and knew they didn't want to go through the hassle of replacing the concrete. 

Our very own, Sheldon Sharp, went to the home to inspect the driveway and come up with a solution. Upon inspection, he found the water from the downspouts had caused voids underneath the garage approach, causing it to settle and crack. 

To fix this, we used PolyLevel to fill the void and lift the walkway in the garage approach. We then used NexusPro to fill in all the joints and cracks.

These customers were so happy we were able to fix their initial problem and also identify other areas of concern.

Horn Memorial Hospital reached out to us because they had several tripping hazards on the curb and sidewalk. To prevent anyone from getting hurt entering or exiting their clinic, they knew they had to fix it.

Corey Little visited the clinic to inspect and provide the best solution. He found the concrete on the sidewalk and curb were dropping, creating some toe catchers. The joints were unsealed and there was problematic soil beneath the concrete which contributes to these problems. 

To fix, our install team used PolyLevel to lift these sunken slabs. We then went in and caulked up our fix areas with NexusPro to make sure any moisture won't enter through the joints.

The job came out fantastic and the hospital can now feel better nobody will get injured walking in and out of the building.

This customer reached out to us because her seawall next to her yard and home was falling toward the lake. She didn't want to have to deal with the cost and hassle of replacing it if and when it fell all the way in.

When we performed an inspection, we concluded the seawall was falling toward the lake because it had no support on one side and a lot of pressure from the soil on the other. 

This isn't a typical job for us, but we are always happy to take on a challenge and solve a unique problem. To fix the wall, we installed GeoLock anchors to secure the wall on the side of the water. This will give that added support on the side that didn't have anything and will prevent the pressure from the soil from caving in. 

This homeowner recently refinished his floors and wanted to make sure they weren't going to get ruined or "spongy". When we went to the property to perform the inspection, we found the humidity and moisture levels of the wood flooring in the crawlspace was causing the wood to soften and sink, resulting in the spongy feeling they had on the main level on the home. 

The existing concrete support columns were spaced too far apart, which only cause the issue to get worse. On top of that, there was an area under the washer/dryer and kitchen that had zero support with a failing concrete cinderblock, making the entire floor very unstable. 

To fix, we used our CleanSpace vapor barrier system to encapsulate and isolate the earth from the rest of their home, which will help prevent moisture from eating into the wood flooring above. It'll drastically reduce the humidity levels and keep the floor as strong as possible. We also installed our SmartJack system and supplemental beams to solidify the floors and help better support their home. 

This customer reached out to us because an inspector told him he needed to have his crawlspace looked at when he purchased the house.

When we came out to do an inspection, we found the humidity levels were extremely high due to the exposed soil in his crawlspace. The soil was allowing water vapor to release into the organic wood material in the flooring system above.

To fix this, we installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to protect the crawlspace from releasing moisture and reaching the floors. The vapor barrier isolates the home from the earth, providing a layer of protection for moisture and undesirable humidity that comes with it.