4.9 
Water Intrustion
Water was entering the home through the foundation block and evaporating, leaving minerals behind on the wall.
Existing Sump Pump
The existing sump pump did not have the capacity to remove the amount of water entering the basement.
Removing Concrete
The crew jackhammers the concrete floor to install the sub-floor drainage system.
Gravel Protection
Gravel is installed alongside the drainage system to prevent dirt and debris from entering the line.
Protecting the System
The drainage system is covered to protect it when concrete is laid.
Installing the Sump Pump
Water pools at the base of the sump pump liner during installation, proving the importance of an effective removal system.
Concrete Finish
Concrete is laid over the drainage system to restore the floor's flat surface. The drywall can be replaced, minimizing the appearance of the repair.
SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier
The SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier is installed to prevent humid air from damaging the homeowner's belongings.
TripleSafe Sump Pumps
Two triplesafe sump pumps were installed on opposite sides of the basement to collect and remove water from the drainage system.
IceGuard Drainage
An IceGuard is installed along the drainage line to ensure water can escape if the line becomes blocked.