Before & After Photos

This O'Fallon, Missouri crawl space had a vapor barrier installed to control moisture,  however, their sump pump pit was holding water and did not have a sealed lid, which was allowing moisture to evaporate into the space any way.

Our CleanSpace® encapsulation vapor barrier seals the walls and dirt floor of a crawl space.  Our crawl space sump pump, SmartSump®, has a sealed lid, high water alarm that could be connect via a smart device or home sercurity system, and battery backup sump pump.

This Chesterfield, Missouri homeowner came across a leak in the basement along one side of a wall only during a heavy rainfall.  We installed our WaterGuard® basement waterproofing system that neatly fits behind the finished drywall.  The WaterGuard® drains all the collected water to our TriplSafe® sump pump system that includes a three pumps, including one that is a battery backup.

The room addition on this High Ridge, Missouri home settled and needed our Foundation SupportWorks® push piers to get the foundation wall back to level.

Street creep is when the expansion of the roadway pushes on the driveway that causes the foundation wall of a structure to bow.  This St. Charles, Missouri home has a walkout basement and elevated driveway and garage; and the rear foundation wall bowed outward.  The front top-left corner brick slid with the movement of the foundation.  Our Foundation SupportWorks® Geo-Lock™ wall anchoring system stopped the bowing.  This work has a written transferable warranty.

Basement are places where high humidity may collect and then condensation issues may arise.  Water vapor condenses on duct work when the AC is running and/or cold water pipes.  In this case it was the water softener, full of cool water, causing condensation on the outside of the tank.  So much water vapor reverted back to water, running down the tank, and making the basement floor so wet the homeowner thought they had a seepage problem.   But it had not rained for a couple of weeks...?

SaniDry® took care of the problem.  Our dehumidifier runs off of the same 6.8 AMPs as a 40 pint dehumidifier but ours is rated at 100 pints.  It's LARGE blower can move the air better too but it is not noisy.  We have a SaniDry® that is a low profile model for crawl spaces too.