Before & After Photos

This homeowner wanted to fix his concrete because it was a tripping hazard he wanted to protect his grandson from. He had heard of our reputation for great concrete repairs, so he gave us a call.

We sent System Design Specialist Jesse White to inspect the driveway and discover what was causing this tripping hazard. Jesse found that the concrete was settling due to unstable soil underneath it, and this was allowing for cracks to form. After discussing options to solve this with the homeowner, we sent a team out to repair the homeowner's driveway right away. Our team utilized PolyLevel foam and NexusPro sealant to lift, level, and seal the concrete so that the tripping hazard was gone.

The homeowner was very surprised at how we could lift and repair his concrete. He was so excited that we could do this for him. Check out the concrete transformation!

A gap forming where the garage and driveway meet is a common problem. Since the floor of your garage and your driveway were probably poured at different times, the joint where they connect can often erode overtime. Water can then hang out in the gap and seep into your foundation. On top of that, but every time you pull your car in the garage you can feel it.

That's what this customer was experiencing. But luckily, there's an easy fix. We sent out our System Design Specialist, Caleb Spradlin, to inspect the property. He found that the joint sealant had de-bonded due to settling. He brought out a concrete crew to add more backer rods and replace the sealant with NexusPro. 

The joint looks so much better and the customer was happy we could get it done so fast.

Carolyn J. is a proud homeowner in Sprague, NE, and was concerned with the amount of settlement a concrete slab had on her front walkway. With the colder seasons approaching, she didn’t want the sunken slab to become a potential tripping hazard for her or her guests. Carolyn has utilized our home repair solutions before, and she didn’t hesitate to reach out this time for her sunken concrete.

System Design Specialist Caleb Spradlin arrived in Sprague, NE, and inspected the problematic area. The slab had settled over an inch, so Carolyn opted to have us install our 2-Part Concrete Protection System to lift, level, and seal the sunken slab. Our crew began by injecting our PolyLevel foam underneath the slab to permanently level the surface and then caulked all cracks and control joints with the NexusPro joint sealer.

Carolyn was more than pleased with her Thrasher experience once again and relieved to have her concrete fixed before the colder seasons.

Longtime homeowner Kevin K. noticed that the driveway and front step concrete was settling and becoming a trip hazard. Worried for his family’s safety, he wanted to get the concrete settlement fixed. He has had previous work done with Thrasher and decided to bring us back out for concrete repair.

We sent System Design Specialist Scott Wyman out to the home. Scott was able to see that the front sidewalk leading up to the home had dropped about 4 inches and spots in the driveway were also sinking and cracking. The soil on the sidewalks and underneath had also washed away. The team used PolyLevel to lift the front sidewalk by 4 inches and fix the driveway. Kevin was impressed with the how well the concrete repair turned out. 

This homeowner in Lincoln, NE was concerned about their extremely unlevel driveway Driveways like this put vehicles at high risk for damage, create trip hazards, and harm the curb appeal for homes. For this project, we lifted and leveled the concrete slabs using PolyLevel. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into concrete and expands under the surface. It's an extremely simple process and we have a 5-year warranty!