Before & After Photos

This homeowner was concerned about doors not opening and closing properly and even had to replace a window because it wasn't working. When we performed a home inspection, we found mold and efflorescence on the walls, which is a huge sign there's water damage in the basement, and we also discovered the floors were sagging, which is a sign of structural damage. To address the water intrusion, we installed a full perimeter interior drainage track, a sump pump, and full height. And to address the structural damage, we installed smart jacks to stabilize and help bring the floor back up, and we also installed power braces to stabilize the basement walls.

This customer just moved into her home a year ago and gave us a call because she wanted to know all there is to know about waterproofing and what systems they currently had in place. While we were at her home we discovered there was a blockage in the discharge line to one of her pumps that a landscaping wall had crushed. In order to get the line to work we had to dig a new trench over the wall and replace the ice guard, the lawn scape discharge, and the drain line. 

It was clear that there was no water protection barrier on the wall, which was causing problems for the customer. They had previously taken steps to waterproof the perimeter of the basement, but they hadn't done anything to address the issue of moisture on the walls. Their main goal was to make the basement more enjoyable by reducing moisture and preventing mold growth. They were also happy to hear that we offered a warranty that could be transferred if they ever decided to sell the house.

To effectively deal with the issue of wall moisture and integrate it with the existing waterproofing system, we installed CleanSpace all around the perimeter. This solution not only made the basement more enjoyable by reducing moisture levels but also fulfilled their desire for a transferable warranty for waterproofing the walls.

This customer wanted to keep his basement dry and get rid of his ugly water-stained walls. During our inspection of the basement, we also found some efflorescence forming. To fix these problems, we installed a WaterGuard, CleanSpace, a TripleSafe sump pump, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. 

This homeowner had bought 3 different dehumidifiers in the last 3 years, and they had all failed on him. He was very confused as to why, so while he was doing his annual maintenance on his sump pump, he asked our Service Technician Austin Dermody to take a look at his latest failed dehumidifier.

Austin found that the unit that failed was too small and not providing enough power for the entire basement, so in trying to dehumidify the homeowner's basement, it broke. Austin knew the right dehumidifier for this homeowner, so he installed a SaniDry Sedona that would properly dehumidify the larger basement of the homeowner.

The homeowner was very pleased with this solution and how it worked for his basement. Check out the new SaniDry dehumidifier!