Concrete Repair Services Before & After Photos

This Maryville homeowner had wide cracks in their driveway along with some uneven surfaces in the concrete. Not only are cracked concrete surfaces bad for your tires, but they also can sink your home's curb appeal! For this job, we lifted and leveled the surface using PolyLevel, a foam that is injected under the surface of the concrete. Then to seal up those cracks we used our NexusPro silicone-based joint sealant. 

This homeowner's front stairs were not level. We were able to fix them by using PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam that's injected underneath the concrete slabs and expands to fill voids and compact the soil. The stairs were lifted and leveled, and tripping hazards are avoided.

This homeowner wanted their stairs fixed before putting the home on the market. The first step was sinking due to voids in the soil, causing an unsightly gap between the first and second steps. We were able to fix by lifting with PolyLevel and then sealing the joints and cracks with NexusPro.

This customer's driveway was a very large pour of concrete that was sitting in incompetent soil. We used helical piers to stabilize the stoop and catch it from falling forward and causing bigger issues with the home. Then, we used our polymer foam to lift the driveway and make everything as level as possible. Finally, we added our NexusPro caulking in all the joints and cracks to keep water from penetrating beneath the surface. 

This homeowner's concrete was slanted toward the foundation and he was worried it would cause foundation problems. He was trying to find a way to redirect the water and came across Thrasher. We were able to lift the back slabs and the front steps so they are perfectly slanted to direct water away from the home.