Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

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Sagging Floors and Rotting Joists Repaired in Clay Center, KS

Patricia W. has been worried about the floors in her home for quite some time. She noticed there was serve sagging and anxious that they would collapse. She decided to give us a call.

We sent System Design Specialist Anthony Salcedo out to the home. He was able to identify that there was serve rotting out of the floor joists due to moisture that had occurred.  A carpenter came out and removed the subfloor and repaired the joists prior to install. We were able to support the floor as designed and also encapsulated the crawlspace with CleanSpace.

Failing walls in Winside, NE fixed with PowerBraces, Wall Anchors, and ShotLock

Shane F. could see the walls in his basement bowing in. Shane’s grandfather built this house and has been in the family for many years.  Shane wanted to restore the home to keep the house in his family. He wanted to fix his failing foundation and called Thrasher Foundation Repair.

We installed wall anchors, PowerBraces, and ShotLock to give Shane and his family a brand new basement wall. Shane went from having a failing wall to having a beautiful brand new wall.

Settling Foundation Salina, KS Fixed with Helical Pier Installation

Longtime homeowners Albert and Kris R. love their home and wanted to keep the value and curb appeal of their home. They were having problems with the concrete on their front porch area and wanted a permanent concrete repair service. So, they decided to give us a call.

We sent System Design Specialist Mike Lutmer out to the home to come up with a solution for Albert and Kris. Mike was able to identify that the porch and columns were settling outward. The columns on the front porch also supported the roof. After discussing the solution with Albert and Kris, we installed Helical Piers and were able to lift and rotate the columns back into place. During the whole project Albert and Kris were impressed with how dedicated the crew was.

PowerBrace System Saves Wall from Complete Failure in Arthur, IA

Edwin O. and Jessica D. noticed that one of the walls in their house was starting to fail and contacted their landlord. In the home was a homemade brace system and concerned for the safety of the home, the landlord gave us a call.

System Design Specialist Corey Little was able to identify the wall was on stage three of wall failure with three inches of deflection and daylight was coming when looking near the top. We started by fixing the wall by installing PowerBrace System which was able to permanently stabilize the home. Since the wall had so much damage, we had to Shortlock the wall. Then we interlocked rebar to the PowerBrace System and sprayed shotcrete giving them a new wall without having to replace the old one.

Not only was Corey able to come up with a solution that allowed them to say in the home the entire time and was the least invasive. The home now feels safe again and the finished product looks great!

Foundation in Omaha, NE Completely Stabilized with Push Pier System

Mark and Linda S. had been doing home improvements and started to notice cracks appear on the drywall, the new front door was also sticking. So, they decided that it was time to call an expert in foundation repair in Omaha.

We sent System Design Specialist Eric Wulf out and he evaluated the home. He was able to identify that the soil under the footing had washed out and caused the home to settle, causing the cracks to form.

We removed sections of the concrete slab in the garage and front door stoop slab. We then installed push piers 43’-46’ feet deep to load the bearing strata, 1.5 to 2 times the weight of the home was put on the piers to push them that deep. We were also able to lift the foot door to stop it from sticking. The home is now completely stabilized. 

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