Thrasher Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

When our team walked into this home through the front door, there was an obvious bounce in the floor. Upon investigation, the floor was being held up by telephone poles that were cut to fit but they were not strong enough to hold keep holding the home up. Also, the floor was not level. The homeowner was concerned about the bounce and the ability of the floor to withstand weight since it was not supported very well. We fixed the problem by adding SmartJacks to the crawlspace to hold up the floor. There are 2 supplemental beams that run the length of the house. We added 5 Smartjacks to the front of the home and 5 more SmartJacks to the back of the home. We also added a supplemental beam in-between the existing cinderblock supports to finish supporting the house/floor from sagging and bouncing.  

This homeowner uses his basement as an office and has become worried that the walls are coming in. Our team discovered that the walls were deflecting due to pressure. To repair the wall, we installed our PowerBrace foundation support system. 

This homeowner was concerned about the water coming through the back wall of her basement and she was just tired of cleaning it up. Water was coming in through the stone foundation walls and the cold joints. To fix this problem, we installed WaterGuard and a TripleSafe sump pump. Now this basement is water-free. 

Our customer had tripping issues in his walkway. A few slabs were sinking down in the driveway and he also had a lot of voids under the concrete.  He didn't want to let the problem get worse because he planned to live there for another 10-15 years. To fix this, we used the Polylevel to fill the voids under the concrete and lift it to its original position. We also sealed all of the joints and cracks to prevent issues like this in the future.

This customer has had waterproofing previously installed and wanted to get her concrete seams sealed so that no water gets inside. Her new concrete has settled, causing the old caulking to tear. We recaulked the seams with NexusPro to ensure that no water will get next to the foundation.