Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Customer had a finished basement with a standard basement window. Since the basement was primarily used as a playroom for the kids, the customer reached out to us to install an Egress window as an escape route in case of an emergency.

In Perry Hall, this returning customer was getting water back up in the basement entry and debris would build up against the foundation. The team went to the property to dig a trench right outside the entrance way and installed our TrenchDrain that has a connected feed line leading to the sump pump. Our TrenchDrain is a grate that lies flush and below the floor that will prevent water from flowing into the home and or entryway. 

This Pylesville homeowner contacted our company for basement waterproofing. They stated with a heavier rainfall water would come in through one wall of the unfinished basement. Currently, the only waterproofing system in play was a sump pump, but a sump pump will not work if the water getting into the basement, can not make its way over to be pumped out. Our solution to this wet problem was to install our CleanSpace Vapor barrier and Waterguard around the problematic wall. The CleanSpace and Waterguard will work together to get the water coming in through the wall, over to the SuperSump Pump we installed as well.

This homeowner reached out to us regarding water coming through the walls every time it would rain. We installed our WaterGuard sub-floor draining system, which is a non-clogging interior drain system that was developed to keep your basement dry from water. Once the WaterGuard is installed around the given perimeter, we finish up with our CleanSpace Vapor barrier on the walls to reduce moisture and any vapor. This product captures any wall seepage and leaks.  

At this home, the owners have been having problems with a foundation crack that has now led to a bowing wall. Our team went out and installed Geo-Lock Wall Anchors that will support the bowing wall, then layered with a high-strength epoxy resin and carbon fiber straps. These flexible carbon straps are 10 times stronger than steel and can be installed quickly, stabilizing the home's foundation.