Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

In Elkton, this owner reached out to Basement Systems to install a drain at the bottom of the stairwell entering into the home. We dug out part of the foundation to install our TrenchDrain and tied it into the existing drain tile that runs along under the foundation. Our TrenchDrain is reinforced plastic that won't crack and effectively captures any surface water on the stairway and doorway.

In Elkton, MD, a homeowner recently experienced the frustrating issue of water infiltration in their unfinished basement. They turned to us at Quality 1st for a solution after noticing visible signs of foundation damage on the back and left sides of their home. The clear recommendation was to install our trusted WaterGuard system along with the TripleSafe sump pump to effectively manage any runoff and channel it out of the home. 

This home in Elkton, MD, had some areas of cracks where groundwater was entering the home at two different points. Our team went out to assess the cracks and applied our FlexiSpan System to both points, then we placed a foam-lined channel that redirects the water down into the sub-floor drainage system. We injected each crack with Urethane that permanently stops water leakage coming in through the basement and won't leak or even reopen over time.  

This homeowner in Elkton, MD was noticing cracks in the unfinished portion of their basement. The crack was leaking in water during heavy rains. They called Quality 1st for a free estimate and inspection. System Design Specialist, Tim Shlegel, recommended Flexispan to seal the crack. Cracks like these allow groundwater to seep into your basement. The Flexispan moves along with the natural movement of the foundation and never cracks so your basement stays protected.   

For this project, we installed a 27" x 45" In-Swing Egress Window with a 24" deep Cascade Large Egress Well.