Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Water problems in the basement were solved withby capturing the water with SmartPipe and removed with a Super Sump.

This Kentucky basement had problems with water intrusion and their wall crumbling/bowing. If the homeowners waited any longer to get professional help, complete wall failure and mold was almost certain! The homeowners decided to take advantage of our free inspections to talk to one of our trained inspectors in person about their problems. After our inspector inspected their basement and assessed the damages, he sat down with the homeowners and talked about the different products we had that could fix their issues! 
The homeowners wanted to never have to worry about their basement again, so they had a few different waterproofing and wall stabilizing products installed! 

Products Installed: 
CarbonArmor- epoxy and carbon fiber strips to strengthen and stabilize foundation walls 
Wall Anchors- can stabilize foundation walls that have cracked, bowed or buckled because of soil pressure
PowerBrace- repairs utilize steel I-beams to strengthen and stabilize bowing or tilting foundation walls
WaterGuard- collects seepage from water and ground 
TrenchDrain- effectively captures surface water at stairways, doorways and along other openings
CleanSpace Drainage Matting- helps trapped water get to drain
CleanSpace Wall Liner- works to collect wall seepage
IceGuard- has a perforated top for water to escape out of if discharge lines were to freeze
TripleSafe Sump Pump- has three different pumps that with automatically change based on your space's needs. 

The homeowners now have a dry basement that they can use for storage. They love not having to worry about damages from wall failure or mold growth and are glad to finally have the peace of mind they deserve!

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We applied our complete waterproofing solution in this wet basement that needed to get moisture and mold under control.

This customer built a new building on his property to house his RV. He requested exterior drainage lines around the building, while this is not a common thing we do, but was the best solution for this customer. We dug trenches, installed drainage matting, then the drainage lines and filled the trench with clean gravel, and covered and packed it with dirt. This way no water will enter the building and it will be diverted further down the property into the yard.