Before & After Photos

Homeowner Jian J. in Overland Park, KS has been struggling with his driveway concrete. He started to notice the problems about 4 years ago and had the area mudjacked, but the solution didn’t last. Wanting to maintain his home’s value, he called Thrasher to learn about concrete lifting solutions.

We sent System Design Specialist, Tom Studer out to Jian’s home. Upon inspection of the driveway, Tom identified that the settling was occurring due to poor fill soil and the weight of the previous mudjacking. The crew was able to raise the driveway slab with PolyLevel. Then used NexusPro to seal the joints and cracks to prevent further water penetration. Then we also buried a few of the downspouts to direct the water away from the driveway. Jian was completely impressed with the crew’s professionalism and the final look of the driveway

This customer wanted to fix the concrete in his driveway. The driveway had cracked all across one of the concrete slabs and into the other sections of the driveway. We were able to level the slabs and broken chunks with our polylevel foam and sealed the crakes and joins with nexus pro to prevent water from getting under the concrete. This fixed his concrete without having to replace the entire driveway. 

This driveway in Overland Park, KS had large joints that were allowing water to penetrate the concrete slabs. This can cause major damage to the driveway and can also harm vehicles. To fix this, we sealed the joints with NexusPro, a long-lasting and durable silicone-based solution. 

This sidewalk was experiencing settlement and gaps so severe the City told them to get it fixed or they will be charged for a replacement. We were able to fix the concrete by injecting PolyLevel foam to lift and level the concrete slab back to its original position! 

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.