Before & After Photos

This homeowner had water in his basement, but no way of pumping the water out. He was tired of cleaning up the water himself, and he knew that he wanted to use the basement space in the future, so when he saw our services on TV, he gave us a call.

We sent System Design Specialist Todd King to inspect the basement and determine where the water was getting in as well as solve this water problem. Todd found that water was coming in through the cold joints and was causing pressure on the walls. He discussed the need for additional wall support with the homeowner, and the homeowner agreed that he needed to fix his basement problems soon.

One of our installation teams came to the house and started off by utilizing a full perimeter WaterGuard Interior Drainage System, a Lateral Line, and a partial height CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to keep water contained and off the basement floors. Then, the team installed a TripleSafe Sump Pump System to pump water up and out of the basement. To address the wall pressure problem, out installation team replaced the older support braces with new, PowerBraces to effectively stabilize the walls of the newly waterproofed basement. The homeowner was extremely happy with the results and he can't wait to use his basement space however he chooses now. Check out the before and after!

This customer had the worst time trying to keep his gutters clean with all of the trees surrounding his home. After installing RainDrop gutter guards, he no longer has that problem! RainDrop provides maintenance-free, self-cleaning gutter protection for both new and existing gutters. 

Joyce just finished her basement in Adair, IA, and wanted to reduce the musty smell in her basement.  She decided to give Thrasher Foundation Repair a call because she didn’t want the smell to affect the basement and ruin any work. During the inspection Service Technician, Brandon Rost recommended a new SaniDry Dehumidifier, the old one was low on freon and kept icing up. Once the new dehumidifier was installed the humidity level was able to be controlled. 

This Loch Lloyd home had some settlement issues occurring in their driveway. To repair it, we lifted and leveled the concrete using PolyLevel, an injectable foam that expands under the surface. Then we caulked all the joints and cracks with NexusPro. 

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.