Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This basement was currently unfinished with an uneven cracked concrete floor and painted concrete walls that were peeling due to moisture. For the Finishing portion of this job, we first had to repair and level out the concrete floor so we could place down Natural Oak, MillCreek Flooring. We made a half wall for the staircase and made a closet to hide the oil tank. The materials used to create the half wall, closet, and full walls were none other than our Zen Wall Panels. We also painted the ceiling, installed lighting and replaced 4 old basement windows with brand new EverLast windows.

This customer already had a walk out basement along with an egress window,so an emergency exit was not needed, but, the current egress was extremely old and was allowing water to seep in to the basement.

We came out and  tore out the the wood around the egress, we then did a digout to fit the large 72" Egress Rockwell and included a Rockwell Cover. We also replaced one of the old small basement windows with our EverLast Basement Window and installed 2 Sunhouse wells with Sunhouse covers.

This homeowner was interested in a crawlspace encapsulation and reached out to us to get the job done. This crawlspace had a dirt floor and issues with dampness. The customer was primarily concerned about mold becoming an issue. We started this job by removing the old insulation and replacing it with SilverGlo insulated wall panels. These panels are made with completely inorganic materials, and will not absorb moisture or support the growth of mold, rot, or mildew. Next, we installed Cleanspace Drainage Matting and our Cleanspace Liner. These products are designed to work together to transform a “problem” crawl space into a clean, dry, energy-efficient space.

In this partially finished basement, under the Bilco doors, there seemed to be water at the bottom of the stairwell. We installed our TrenchDrain surface drainage system, which will effectively capture surface water that makes its way down the stairwell. By installing this heavy-duty reinforced plastic drainage channel, you'll never have to worry about rust, moisture damage, or upkeep.

In this basement, the homeowner wanted to further waterproof the area and get a sub-floor drain installed to capture any wall leaks. We installed our CleanSpace Wall System around the foundation, which will help reduce the humidity and seal out any cold drifts during the winter months. To keep the moisture down and maintain the humidity, the team installed our SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier, which will not only stop mold growth but also get rid of musty odors and allergies.