Basement Waterproofing & Drainage Before & After Photos

This homeowner previously had a water drainage system installed in her basement, but she was concerned with her current sump pump and its reliability. She knew that we had sump pump options that her parents had used, so she gave us a call.

We sent System Design Specialist Todd King to inspect the older sump pump, determine if it was reliable, then determine what steps to take after the inspection. Todd found that the older sump pump did not have a battery backup, and that this would be problematic if her power ever went out. He also found that the sump pump's age had started to effect it's efficiency. Todd determined that the homeowner could use a new sump pump and the homeowner agreed. Our team came and installed a TripleSafe Sump Pump System that has 3 pumps and a battery backup.

The homeowner was very happy with the work that was done. She now feels secure in her home and knows that she is protected against water damage in a power outage. Check out her new sump pump system!

Having a proper drainage system is the best way to protect your home from flooding and other water problems. We offer an easy and hidden solution to help prevent these problems. This customer was able to get just that!

This home had water problems after water problems. First, water was shooting into the basement from a window underneath the home's front step. And on top of that, the discharge line broke and was pooling water in an area where water was discharging out but coming right back in. We installed a vapor barrier, trench drain, and lateral system to fix this issue. 

This customer is selling his home soon and wanted to fix his wet basement issue. After performing an inspection, we found water was shooting in to his basement from a window that was underneath his front stoop. His discharge line broke, and was pooling water in this specific area. This created a recycling effect - the water was discharging out but coming right back in. We were able to fix the problem by installing a vapor barrier, trench drain, and lateral system. 

Have you ever wondered why it's such a big deal if water leaks into your basement? Can't they just mop it up? 

Well, no, not really. If a homeowner is consistently getting water, even if very small amounts, mold will grow. Luckily, we have a solution. We install CleanSpace which is mechanically attached to the basement walls using plastic drilled-in fasteners, ensuring it remains securely in place and continues to prevent water from entering for years to come.