Before & After Photos

The EverBrace wall system was able to permanently stabilize and support this failing foundation. The steel beams and panels are able to transfer the weight of the home off the wall and onto the new wall system!

This customer was getting ready to sell her house and didn't want water damage to prevent the sale. So she called Thrasher to come out and inspect her home. Upon inspection, we found that the home's foundation had a lot of damage with moisture, broken walls, and sagging beams. To fix these issues, we installed WaterGuard, a full wall of CleanSpace, and installed a TripleSafe sump pump to control water. We swapped some anchor plates under warranty, we added new PowerBraces to another wall for more support. And we also added supplemental beams and Smart Jacks to support failing beams and sagging joists.

The customer was very happy with how everything turned out and relieved she didn't have to worry about these issues anymore.

This homeowner was worried that the cracks in the concrete on her patio would cause problems sooner or later. It's a good thing she called us because sinking concrete can create many issues including its structural stability. We used PolyLevel to even out the concrete slabs, and then we caulked the joints with NexusPro. 

Look at the new look this driveway got! The joints around this driveway were left exposed causing concerns for future damages to the concrete and not giving the look this homeowner wanted. After using NexusPro joint sealant to seal and protect those joints, this driveway is now protected and was given a whole new look. 

This customer had some sinking slabs on their driveway. Concrete slabs can sink because of soil erosion or settlement beneath the slab which leads to voids or weak areas that cause the concrete to lose support and sink into the ground. Also, things like poor installation or inadequate support beneath the slabs can also cause them to sink over time. 

In this case, we found that water eroding the soil was the cause. We fixed it using polylevel foam to lift and level them and then sealing the concrete with NexusPro to make sure water couldn't cause the same problems in the future.