Concrete Repair Services Before & After Photos

This homeowner's insurance company told her she needs a new handrail for her front steps, which led her to call Thrasher. Before getting a new handrail, she first wanted to make sure the steps were level. Because she's planning on moving in a few years, she wants to make sure the repairs she does now increases her resale value. We were able to lift and level her steps using PolyLevel. Good as new!

This patio had settled several inches and became a huge tripping hazard for this family. Our team was able to lift it back to its original position using PolyLevel and then fill in the cracks with NexusPro Joint Sealant. No more tripping hazards and a good-looking patio, if we do say so ourselves!

This homeowner was dealing with major concrete sinking in their driveway and sidewalk. The cracks were gaping, and it just didn't look nice. In order to lift that sidewalk slab we injected our expandable polyurethane foam called PolyLevel. PolyLevel compacts the soil around concrete slabs, providing stability for years to come. To finish the project we used NexusPro joint sealant to fill all the cracks and make it look great! 

Due to soil movement, concrete can settle and unfortunately, turn into a tripping hazard real quick. The biggest tripping hazard we see is where the concrete slab ends and the front door begins. But luckily it's fixable. For this project, the front patio was sinking a few inches and we were able to lift it back to its original position using PolyLevel. Good as new, and most importantly, much safer!

This customer was worried that her home was a tripping hazard due to concrete settlement. The biggest area of concern was the front porch. When we inspected, we found that the two slabs on their front walkway had settled at a couple different joints. This happened due to the soil underneath the slab drying out and shrinking, then eroding away when it would rain. 

To fix, we injected a poly foam to lift the slab and eliminate the tripping hazard. We then sealed the joints with a joint sealer to make sure moisture doesn't find its way under the slab again.