Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

To prevent water from intruding in this Parkville, MD basement, our team installed our WaterGuard drainage system around the basement's perimeter, with our CleanSpace vapor barrier system lining the walls.

In this finished basement the homeowner was experiencing wall leakage from the rain. We installed our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system around the perimeter of the home to capture any type of water coming from the wall. Above the WaterGuard we trimmed the wall, hauled away the debris and installed our CleanSpace Vapor barrier on the contracted walls to permanently prevent moisture.

At this Baltimore home, we installed our LawnScape well at the end of the underground extended PVC pipe. We removed and hauled away the old concrete and then poured new concrete for the front pad and sidewalk. By extending the PVC pipe this will keep your water system flowing and pumping the max away from the home, keep it dry.

In this partially finished basement in Parkville, MD, some walls were failing and in need of replacing. We cut and tore out the original walls in order for the team to install our Wall System with CleanSpace beneath. For this install we left the existing studs to insulate the area then laid our CleanSpace vapor barrier that will capture any moisture coming in through the foundation blocks. Lastly we installed our EverLast Vinyl Wall System with drop ceilings to full capture the finished basement look and making this space a livable area. 

Homeowner in Parkville, MD recently had a pipe burst and flood his finished basement. He had removed the damaged drywall and flooring and reached out to us for help restoring.

Our EverLast Finished Wall Restoration Panels are perfect for when the bottom portion of the wall needs replaced. They can be installed up to 32" and are made of cement board covered with a textured mold proof, washable, vinyl finish. For the flooring we used our Thermal Dry Elite Plank flooring which has a wood look but, is not made with wood so it will not be affected by moisture or water. If there ever is a leak in the basement, the flooring can easily be removed to dry out then put right back in to place, no need for new pieces.