Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homeowner was unhappy with the water in their basement. We installed our WaterGuard system, leaving the customer happy with their dry basement. 

These homeowners in Antioch Tennessee were having problems with their driveway and settlement.  There was a decent drop at the end of their driveway where the sidewalk meets.  They reached out to Frontier for a solution and Frontier sent out a design specialist.  Together with the homeowners it was decided that PolyLevel injections were the right solution for this home.

This homeowner in Hendersonville, TN, contacted Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair to have their basement waterproofed. One of the main aspects of basement waterproofing involves installing a sump pump system. This system is installed in the lowest part of the basement. That way water will run through the WaterGuard drainage system or DryTrak monolithic floor drain and directly into the sump pump. This water is then pumped out into the sump pump discharge line. This line directs water out and away from the home. To install this drainage line, we dig out a small trench outside the basement, place the line inside, and then cover it up with dirt. The only thing that is not buried is where the water drains out.

This customer in Hendersonville, TN wanted to protect their basement from flooding issues. For the best protection for this basement, we installed a WaterGuard XL sub-floor drainage system and a WaterGuard inspection port in the area for access to the system, a TrenchDrain,  IceGuard to prevent floods from clogged or frozen discharge lines and a LawnScape outlet to drain water from gutters or drains away from the structure. They also got a TripleSafe complete pump system and UltraSump battery back-up pumping system with charging/control box with alarm, CleanSpace wall liner on walls as well as a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air filtration system. 

It is important to make sure that water isn't deposited in the immediate area next to your homes foundations. To ensure that the Sump Pump systems are correctly moving water away from this families home, without being unsightly or a tripping hazard is to place the discharge lines underground.