Before & After Photos

Paul O. is a new homeowner in Galva, KS, but the front doorstep to the home was fractured and vulnerable to settling. He had seen our work completed in their town before and didn't hesitate to give us a call to provide the best solution for his new home.

Our System Design Specialist Tobias Conrady arrived at the home in Galva and completed a full inspection of the problematic area. It was determined that our 2-part concrete protection system would be the best solution for this sunken step. The 2-part process consists of our Polylevel leveling foam and NexusPro sealer.

The PolyLevel is installed first by injecting it underneath the step to lift and stabilize it permanently. NexusPro is then used to seal all cracks and control joints to guarantee water doesn't breach the surface in the future. Paul was extremely pleased with the results and his Thrasher experience throughout the project. 

Michelle and James were concerned with the concrete around their pool area. The shallow end is where the little kids played, and the settling concrete slabs were causing a major tripping hazard. They did not want anyone to get hurt! Another primary concern was the concrete settling even more, which could cause issues to their existing underground pool. 

They chose Thrasher because they knew the capabilities of the team. To resolve Michelle and James' problem, we utilized PolyLevel foam, NexusPro joint, and crack sealer. We injected foam under the concrete to lift and stabilize it. The NexusPro sealed all the joints and cracks to create a tight surface to ensure water does not get below the concrete. 

Michelle and James can now enjoy a worry-free summer next to their pool! 

Homeowner, Josh, was worried about friends and family tripping over the walkway to his front porch. The first few slabs of concrete from the driveway to the front of the home had sunken, causing a significant tripping hazard. We were able to find a solution to Josh's concrete issues. We eliminated the gap between concrete slabs by lifting and leveling the concrete with PolyLevel foam. Using Nexus Pro, we sealed the joints to ensure that water could not ash out the soil beneath the concrete. This will prevent the concrete from sinking in the future. Josh can now rest easy his friends and family won't have any tripping hazards when visiting him at his home! 

This homeowner had water draining towards her porch, and she noticed that it was sinking and cracking a lot. She thought that she would have to completely replace the concrete, but before she pursued this option, she decided that it would be better to have us take a look and see if we could fix her concrete.

We sent System Design Specialist Brent See to inspect her concrete problem and determine what would best for their homeowner's concrete. Brent could that the concrete was cracked and sinking, but that this problem could be fixed without replacing the concrete and it could be prevented by rerouting the drainage away from the concrete. After discussing this solution with the homeowner, one of our installation teams came out to the home and started working the next week. Our installation team used PolyLevel foam and NexusPro sealant to lift, level, and seal the porch stairs and the sidewalk around the porch.

The homeowner was so happy that her concrete was fixed without having to replace it. She is going to reroute her gutters soon as well to prevent this problem. Check out her porch's transformation!

Homeowner Diane K. was noticing concrete sinking at her Wichita, KS home. The concrete had sunk so much that water was starting to pool up next to the entrance of her home. She decided to call Thrasher because of our strong reputation for concrete repairs.

System Design Specialist Brent Randolph went out to her home. During the inspection, Brent was able to identify that the slab in front of the entrance and sunk and then two additional spots in the driveway had also sunk and cracked. The crew used PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete. Then applied NexusPro Joint Sealant to close the cracks and joints. Diane was happy with how the concrete looked and thrilled not to have to worry about tripping again