Thrasher Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Concrete slabs can crack, sink, and settle over time due to poorly compacted soil. This can lead to issues like cracked floors and sagging interiors, which is what this customer was experiencing when they called us. 

We used push piers that are designed to shift the weight of the foundation onto the piers and off of the soil. Our push piers work because they are able to reinforce at the critical tension point.  Our foundation pier systems are custom-designed and can be installed year-round. We offer options in black steel and galvanized steel for corrosion resistance. Our installation process is fast and our push piers come with a 25-year warranty.

Trust Thrasher Foundation Repair to address your settling foundation issues. Contact us today for a free consultation and let us provide you with a solid foundation for the future.

This customer had weak floor joists and beams in their crawl space. This can cause the floor above to sink, slop, or sag. To fix this issue, our team installed our SmartJack system, which is steel columns that are secured to the beams or joists in the crawl space. This permanently lifts and stabilizes the pace. SmartJacks allow for adjustment and are custom-fit for every project!

For this customer, we used our CarbonArmor wall reinforcing system, which provides a long-lasting solution for stabilizing foundation walls with minor cracks and bowing under two inches. These carbon fiber wall straps are ten times stronger than steel!  CarbonArmor is perfect for those looking to finish their basement or complete other interior work. 

One of the best reasons to ensure your foundation is waterproof is to prevent mold growth in your home. This animal hospital had a serious mold problem with its basement due to water seeping in through the foundation. To fix this, we applied our product, CleanSpace, which is a 20-mil thick liner designed to block moisture from entering through cracks in foundations. 

This homeowner was worried about possible foundation issues but wasn't sure what exactly was going on. After inspecting the property, we discovered that he was having settlement issues in one corner of the home and was also dealing with downspouts that weren't directing water far enough from the foundation. We solved this dilemma by installing push piers, which stabilize the foundation. We also buried and extended the downspouts to help keep water far from the foundation.