Before & After Photos

This homeowner owner wanted to protect their driveway for years to and trusted Thrasher's products and solutions.

Our team came out and determined that filling the joints with our NexusPro Sealant would keep water out to prevent the driveway from becoming unleveled and damaged.

The customer had water coming into her basement from her window, walls and floor joints. 

We waterproofed in the problem areas by installing CleanSpace, well ducts, and a poly well. These all helped remove water from the basement and keep the area dry for her grandkids.  

Shelly is a proud homeowner and noticed a musty smell in her bedroom.  Since we were there looking at her garage wall, we also conducted a thorough inspection.

Our System Design Specialist, Zach, was able to identify the reason for the smell was due to high humidity and lots of mold in her crawlspace.  We were able to transform her space with full encapsulation and added our SaniDry humidifier.  This brightened up the space, removed the smell, and she can comfortably use it for storage.

Kenneth Rozell reached out to Thrasher to help turn his vacation home, into a permanent one. The house is located at the bottom of a hill, where water constantly runs down and into the foundation of Kenneth's home. Because of this, there was water coming through the cold joints and flooding the new addition that was added on. Working with Kenneth, we came up with a solution to help waterproof his home, and prevent the dreaded sound of water coming in. By installing clean space and water guard along the wall as well as a sump pump system, we were able to give the Rozell family some peace of mind. 

This customer wanted to finish his basement, but did not want to worry about getting water anymore. He called us out to do a full home inspection and we determined the best route would be to install a full perimeter interior drianage track, sump pump, and vapor barrier. We were able to install all three and fully waterproof his basement to stay dry all the time and keep the water out.