Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Current sump pump had a cracked pit and was no longer working. We came out and upgraded it to a SuperSump pump and also installed a SaniDry dehumidifier to control the humidity in the basement.

With living near the water, this customer constantly had a damp basement, water would often seep up through the floor and puddle in certain areas. Our solution to this problem was to install a Waterguard drainage system around the perimeter of the basement a TrenchDrain around one entry way, a TripleSafe SumpPump and a SaniDry dehumidifier. The Drainage systems will direct any water getting into the basement, to the TripleSafe to get pumped out and the SaniDry will keep the humidity levels in the basement, low.

Customer reached out to us stating there were several questionable cracks in the block foundation that it needed to be assessed.  Once we came out and evaluated the cracks in question, our solution for  this wall was to install 6 Carbon Armor, Carbon Fiber Strips with 6 Armor lock kits. This solution will permanently stabilize the home's foundation wall.

At this property, the owner was removing old floor tile and had noticed that there were areas of dampness which caused mold growth along the walls and Rim joists. The sump system that was original to the home was no longer pumping the amount of water out that it was taking in, causing that area to be damp. We had our team go out to the home to remove the old rusty sump pump and install our TripleSafe Pump System with a battery backup. Our TripleSafe is designed to adjust to your pumping needs and keeps your basement safe with triple protection. In case of any power outages, the battery backup will kick on to keep your basement dry and protected from anymore water damage. 

This homeowner had a previous drain outside of the garage and it was in need of replacing. We were able to dig out the old drain and install our TrenchDrain that effectively captures surface water and will prevent any type of flooding through the garage. The surface drain lies flush to the ground and has a drainage channel that will flow the water down to the sump pump system, which then will pump out the captured water.