Before & After Photos

These customers contacted us about water coming up through their basement floor tiles. Upon inspection though, shearing and bowed walls were discovered.

Our crew rebuilt the sheared wall, then installed a wall stabilization system to prevent future water issues and protect the structural integrity of the home. 

This homeowner was experiencing problems in their crawl space, that's when we came out to the property and recommended the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. CleanSpace encapsulation provides a barrier against moisture, pests, and mold, making the crawl space a healthier environment. Additionally, the encapsulation system keeps the home at a consistent temperature by reducing air leaks, which can lower energy bills. CleanSpace is designed with a durable liner that is resistant to tearing and punctures, ensuring long-lasting protection for your crawl space.

A homeowner in Ypsilanti, MI bought their house ten years ago and began renting it out shortly after. The same tenant had been renting throughout this timeframe; however, they decided it was time to move on. The homeowner made a similar decision, that it was time to sell the house. They had a realtor evaluate the property and concluded that if the basement concerns were repaired, they could sell for the maximum property value. So, they called HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair.

Zach, a senior project manager, did a thorough walkthrough of the basement and took some measurements to view the full scope of the concerns. The moisture meter registered 99.9% on all four basement walls and there was a noticeable leaning of one of the walls. Zach recommended stabilizing the wall first and then waterproofing the basement. The homeowner agreed with this plan and to have HomeSpec move forward with the repairs. Foreman Jim led the wall support team in installing the CarbonArmor® Wall Reinforcing System, made of carbon fiber straps and epoxy resin. This system stabilized the wall in a fashion that would not impact the future owner’s ability to finish the basement if they saw fit. The homeowner was happy knowing the basement was safe for the next person to enjoy.

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec because he discovered leaking rod holes in his basement wall.

Rod holes are a sneaky, yet quick and easy problem to fix. They were formed when the walls were originally made - steel rods were passed through the concrete to hold the form panels together. This is done to keep the shape and prevent the concrete from bulging. They were then removed, leaving the holes behind. 

After our crew sealed them up, you couldn't even tell they were ever there! 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec about water leaking into his basement through cracks in the wall. 

Our crew repaired the cracks by injecting them with our long-lasting polyurethane sealant, preventing any future water issues.