
Efflorescence all over the walls
Big indicator of water damage

Basement Sump Pump Place
Efflorescence appears on the walls of this corner

Basement Wall Water Damage
Small room where water is noticeable on the walls

Hallway Wall Angle (Before)
The basement team will demo half the wall to install the Everlast Basement panel

Finished Closet
Everlast Wall panels will be installed inside the closet as well

Old Sump Pump
This sump pump is on it's way out

Closet Wall Angle
An angle of the wall that leads to the closet before it gets torn down

Jack Hammering Concrete
Senior foreman Juan Garcia is making way for the WaterGuard System

Water Moisture Behind Wall
There is noticeable water seeping in behind the framed wall. This was no noticeable before taking the wall out

CleanSpace Behind Walls
Basement Team Installing CleanSpace before they place the EverLast Wall panels. CleanSpace protects the wall from mold and water

Weep Holes
This team member drilled into the sides of the foundation wall to let any stored water out. This is a good representation of how there can still be water without you ever knowing or seeing!

WaterGuard & Stones
A team member is placing stones to filter out the water that comes through

Cement
Foreman Juan Garcia smoothing out the cement on the WaterGuard

Sump Pump
Simple sump pump installed on the other side of the basement

WaterGuard
WaterGuard is fully installed

Closet With EverLast
EverLast Basement Wall

Closet Wall Angle (After)
EverLast Basement Wall

Triple Safe Sump Pump
The triple safe sump pump with the back up battery is ready to tackle any incoming water

Hallway Wall Angle (After)
EverLast Basement Wall