Concrete Repair Services Before & After Photos

This homeowner reached out to us with a pressing issue concerning their sinking concrete walkway, which was causing concerns about water seeping into the foundation of their home. Recognizing the potential risks associated with this situation, we swiftly took action to provide a solution. Our skilled team utilized Polylevel foam, a cutting-edge technology, to raise and level the concrete, effectively filling any voids beneath. This not only addressed the safety concerns but also ensured that water wouldn't find its way into the foundation through the cracks. To further enhance the appearance and longevity of the walkway, we sealed the cracks using Nexus Pro. 

This family had lived here for several years and noticed their porch was getting worse and worse over time. They knew this issue would not fix itself, they started their research. They had a few bad experiences with contractors, but trusted our experience when they read the reviews. Anthony Salcedo, System Design Specialist, came out to meet with them. He did his inspection, and found that due to an abundant amount of moisture from bad drainage, the soil under the slab shifted. This caused the slab to start sinking and cracking. Anthony went to the family with these findings, and came up with a solution. We used Polylevel to lift and level the slab back into place, and NexusPro to seal the joints and cracks. These products are waterproof, so they will prevent any more washout in the future. The family is very happy with the outcome, and we know they have the peace of mind they deserve. Check out the before and after of this project! 

This homeowner in Lincoln, NE was having an issue with a bump leading into the front of their garage. The concrete had begun to become unlevel creating an annoying bump this customer would hit each time going into their driveway. Wanting this issue solved they decided to call Thrasher to come out and take a look at the concrete. 

After looking at the driveway our crew found the concrete had started to settle due to drying out, causing the big lip on the garage slab. The team decided to use PolyLevel loam to fill the voids, and NexusPro joint sealant to seal the joints and protect the concrete slabs. PolyLevel foam fill voids from the drying out, giving the concrete more support and bringing the slab back level. The NexusPro then seals the joints protecting the concrete from weather conditions and giving the driveway a cleaner look while helping keep the slabs protected. 

After the job was completed, this customer now no longer has a bump to drive over and can use their garage and driveway safely without worrying about further damages. 

Our customer in Bennington, NE had raised concrete on their sidewalk which was causing a tripping hazard for anyone walking on the path. This homeowner wanted to get this problem solved to create a safer space for them and their guests. They have used Thrasher in the past, so they were confident in our ability to help with this problem. 

After the inspection, our crew found that a tree began to grow underneath causing the sidewalk to raise creating this tripping hazard. The team determined to use PolyLevel foam to help our customer solve their problem. PolyLevel foam fills the voids under the concrete matching the space caused by the tree and giving an even surface for the concrete to settle on. The foam lifts and expands under the concrete giving support to the sidewalk without adding any extra weight to the soil underneath. 

This homeowner now has a safe sidewalk for them and their guests to walk on without the concern of tripping on the uneven surface. 

This homeowner has recently been thinking about the age and health of his wife, himself, and their friends that often come over. He wants to protect everyone from falling on their sidewalk and step. Plus he wants to maintain the curb appeal of their home. We sent our team over to take a look at it and decipher what the issue is. We found that the soil around the concrete was dried out from warm weather, making the concrete sink. Then once it started to rain, the soil underneath was slowly washed away. To raise the concrete back up, we used our expandable foam that is injected below the concrete. Then we used NexusPro, a long-lasting silicone joint and crack sealant.