Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

In this basement, water was coming in and would sit in the corner of the home. Our team went out to dig up the foundation along the perimeter to install our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system that is designed to capture water seepage that comes through the walls. This device is connected to the sump pump system that will properly pump water safely and efficiently away from the home. 

This homeowner in North East, MD was dealing with an aging, leaking basement entry door that had become an eyesore and a weak point for moisture protection. Our production team replaced it with a fresh new basement door that gives the home a cleaner look and more dependable performance.

This was a repeat customer of ours. We had previously installed a sump pump in the customer's basement, and then a few years later, water started to appear in a different section. After further investigation, it was apparent that there were small hairline cracks on the foundation wall that allowed water to enter the basement when it rained. 

First, we had to take care of those hairline cracks, so we installed FlexiSpan. FlexiSpan seals cracks with a flexible urethane sealant that will stop water penetration. FlexiSpan is flexible and moves with the wall, which eliminates re-cracking on the wall. 

This homeowner in North East, MD, called us to fix a crack in their basement wall. We applied our FlexiSpan Wall Repair System, which stays bonded with wall movement and seals the crack permanently. With this wall repair system, the water leakage will stop, and the basement will no longer be damp from leakage. Thanks to our Inspector and our foreman Jordan, the homeowner doesn't have to worry about this issue! 

At this home, the discharge line was backing up water through the downspout and also caused mud to backup into the sump pump. We installed the IceGuard with an extended discharge line that will drain out through the LawnScape at the end of the underground pipe. This system will prevent flooding by allowing water to escape through the discharge line and will prevent frozen discharge lines during the winter months.