Before & After Photos

This homeowner in West Warwick, RI called us needing a new sump pump for his unfinished basement. The sump recently failed due to a power outage, so we ensured to provide him with a sump pump that can discharge during those disasters. Our production team installed the TripleSafe sump pump that comes with a primary pump, secondary pump and a battery operated backup electrical pump for the power outages! 

This homeowner in Bellingham, MA was having severe water issues in his basement. The walls were peeling off from water damage and there was no sump pump to discharge any water out, leaving this basement floor wet every time it rained. We made sure this basement stayed dry forever by installing our TripleSafe sump pump, equipped with 3 high-powered pumps to keep this basement dry all year long. 

This basement in Bellingham, MA had a preexisting wall crack that was unfortunately letting in water. This customer wanted this wall crack to be sealed for good and called us for help. For this job, one of our service technicians did a FlexiSpan wall crack repair procedure on this wall crack to permanently solve the issue. In this procedure, the wall crack is filled with a flexible sealant and covered an impermeable membrane for extra protection. Now, water will not be able to seep through this intrusion point anymore! 

This customer living in South Kingstown, RI noticed visible water seepage getting into his basement. It was annoying him even more because he already had a sump pump, and clearly it wasn't getting rid of the water completely. That's why we swapped out the system with our very own TripleSafe sump pump! Our system pumps up to 6,200 gallons of water per hour, so severe rainstorms won't be as worrisome anymore! 

Leaking cracks in the basement are never good, so when this home in Wakefield, RI found the crack in the foundation wall was letting water in, they knew they had to do something! Our FlexiSpan wall system is a permanent solution for leaking wall cracks and is one you can trust. We use a flexible sealant deep inside the crack and cover that with a secondary drainage layer that will direct any water into the waterproofing system installed, in the slim chance the sealant doesn’t hold up. On top of all that we add another layer of sealant to give the repair a finished and clean look!