Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This customer in Martin, TN came to us to install a basement waterproofing system. We installed WaterGuard, TrenchDrains, and a TripleSafe Sump Pump system as well as IceGuard for drainage to prevent the water from freezing in the winter, with a LawnScape system to drain water from the drain lines away from the structure to prevent any damage to the foundation from water pooling up.  

When you want your basement to remain dry ALL the time, then the answer is to install a Triplesafe Sump Pump system, with two discharge lines protected with IceGuards.

Working with the Drytrak above floor baseboard system to channel the water out of the room and into the sump liner, you can see it in action with this Before and After photo.

This basement was getting too much water and moisture in, and needed to be waterproofed. Now, with our WaterGuard Waterproofing System, DryTrak Two-Stage Waterproofing System, and a TripleSafe Sump Pump, no water drop stays in! 

This customer from Paducah, KY called into the office and reported that they had water coming in from an area of the basement and wanted us to come check it out. After investigating we quoted 43 ft of waterguard and the Design Specialist talked to the customer about all the different options. They also explained that a vapor barrier is recommended to help direct the water to the waterguard. 

 We ended up installing IceGuard to prevent floods from clogged or frozen discharge lines, a TripleSafe Single pump system, a LawnScape Outlet, and a WaterGuard XL sub-floor drainage system. We also installed CleanSpace wall liner on walls 4 feet high. Now their basement is fully waterproofed, and the should not have any water intrusion issues again. 

Real estate agents in our coverage areas see a lot of homes with water issues - and they know that the best thing to do is to get the experts in to fix the problem and permanently.

In the case of this house a WaterGuard line was installed around the entire perimeter of the basement to collect water seepage, which is then draining into a new sump liner, and pumped out of the discharge line, away from the property by a Zoeller Sump Pump.