Lees Summit, MO's Local Foundation Repair Provider

This family moved into the home 20 years ago and have plans to give this home to their son and family in the future. The driveway was experiencing some sinking, and they knew they needed to get this fix so they could pull his lawn tractor in and out with ease. He knew of Thrasher and our reputation and knowledge, so they gave us a call. System Design Specialist, Zach Ryder, came out to meet with them. Zach did his inspection and saw the driveway slab had sunken below the garage floor slab due to washout. Zach took these findings and went back to the family with a solution. We used PolyLevel to lift and level the driveway back in place with the garage. PolyLevel is a durable, expanding foam that is injected under the concrete to stabilize it and move it back into place. The family loved this solution and we sent out our installation team. There is no doubt they have the peace of mind they need as they pass the home on through generations. 

This homeowner in Lee Summit, MO had an addition to his house with a crawl space. He was wanting to do some remodeling to the room when he noticed a wall leaning and started to realize the door to the room wouldn't shut as easily. When taking a closer look, he noticed some cracks in the drywall and knew he had a problem so decided to call Thrasher. 

Our team came out and did an inspection on the home when we found the crawl space under the room was beginning to settle causing these issues he was noticing. Due to the current drought that was in the area, it was a common problem happening to many homes in his neighborhood. Wanting to give the customer a permanent solution to this problem, our crew used push piers to give the crawl space and foundation more support in the settling areas. When soil conditions are unknown, push piers are the least risky solutions because they are driven all the way to a stable layer of soil. This homeowner can now remodel his addition without the worry of future damages. 

Longtime homeowners in Lee’s Summit, MO, needed some concrete repair after watching their concrete form cracks over the last couple of years. The Thrasher crew went out to their home and were able to identify that the cracking was from exposed control joints in the driveway and sidewalk. The team used a combination of PolyLevel and Nexus Joint Sealant to level and fill the exposed joints. 

A long-time homeowner was tired of having a flooded basement in her Lee’s Summit, MO home any time there was heavy rain. It had been happening for quite some time and the basement was no longer completely dry. She decided it was time to call Thrasher.

System Design Specialist Tom Studer went through the inspection and explained to Christine what was going on. He was able to identify that water was coming in through the cold joints. The crew installed a full perimeter WaterGuard in her basement with a lateral line to help direct the water out of her basement. The homeowner was thrilled to finally have a dry basement.

Homeowner Lindsay C. in Lee’s Summit, MO was looking to do some concrete repair. Lindsay noticed a Thrasher truck in his neighborhood and talked with the crew about the work they were doing. After seeing the completed work, he decided to give us a call.

System Design Specialist Bobby Bartow went out to the home. During the inspection, Bobby was able to see that there were a lot of cracks and unprotected control joints. Our crew fixed the concrete with NexusPro Joint Sealant. Lindsay was thrilled with how the concrete looked and couldn’t wait to recommend Thrasher.

This homeowner in Lee’s Summit, MO was concerned with the concrete on her front step becoming a tripping hazard, in addition to its overall appearance. In order to improve the curb appeal of the home and its safety, they gave Thrasher a call to repair their concrete needs.

Thrasher arrived at home in Lee’s Summit, MO and performed a full inspection to determine the best solution. Soil washout had created multiple voids underneath the front step that caused it to settle. The homeowner chose to have our 2-part concrete protection system installed to level and seal the concrete. Our PolyLevel foam was injected first underneath the concrete to lift the front step. Then, NexusPro sealer was applied to all cracks and control joints to prevent any water damage in the future. The homeowner was impressed with the efficiency of the crew and our dedication to providing a quality solution.

This Lee’s Summit, MO homeowner is getting ready to sell her home within the next couple of years. In order to maximize the home’s value, she thought it was best to have the foundation repaired and stabilized due to the foundation settling over time. She made the right choice and called Thrasher because of our reputation, appointment availability, and our ability to provide solutions to all her concerns.

 To begin stabilizing the home’s foundation, System Design Specialist Elliot Moles arrived in Lee’s Summit to inspect the property. From there, the customer opted to have our Supportworks Push Pier System installed to permanently stabilize the foundation. The push piers are made with strong heavy-duty steel that connect to the foundation of the home using a steel bracket. They’re driven deep into the ground to reach the strong soils in order to absorb the weight of the home.

 The customer was very satisfied with the quality of our work and display of professionalism. She is now able to sell her home with peace of mind knowing she has maximized the value.

Homeowner in Lee’s Summit, MO moved into her home about a 1 ½ years ago. Since the fall she has noticed water coming into the basement and it has been getting worse. After having a bad experience with basement flooding before, she knew she needed a permanent solution and decided to give us a call.

System Design Specialist Tom Studer went out to her home to see what we could do.  Water was coming in from cold joints, under the floor and cracks in the walls. We installed CleanSpace and used NexusPro Crack Repair to prevent any more water from entering the basement.