Before & After Photos

In this area of the property water would sit in the corner and didn't have a place to drain. Around the perimeter we installed our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system which connects to the sump system that pumps out any collected water. This interior drain is designed not to clog and effectively keeps the area dry from any water or moisture.

In Timonium, the homeowners wanted more natural light in the basement and were looking into a potential window installation. Our team dug out dirt that lay in front of the existing wall of where we would install the new window. Once we cut through the foundation wall we were able to install the vinyl EverLast Basement Window that now securely brings in more lighting. The EverLast Basement Window is a double pan window that is built with a reinforced frame and won't rust or rot like an average basement window.

This homeowner in Gambrills, MD wanted to install a window well to prevent water from filling during heavy rains. We removed the old window well to install our Window Well Duct. Along with this, we also installed our WellDuct Window Drain, which will capture the water and channel it down to the drainage system. By installing this system, it will prevent a water-filled window from flooding into the basement. The homeowner's peace of mind was restored thanks to our Inspector and crewman Bernie!

Water and mold destroyed this bathroom. After dealing with the source of the mold by installing a waterproofing system, we renovated this horrible bathroom into a new, clean, and dry space for the customer to enjoy. In the process, we used inorganic materials so that there would be no chance of the mold coming back.

In this Baltimore home, deterioration started to occur on the basement walls, and the original support beams were not as secure as they once were. We were able to replace 3 center support beams with our SmartJacks to stabilize the center. All footings are installed with an over-the-top concrete restoration pour, creating maximum stability. These steel piers are designed to stop settling, and this product can also potentially raise the floor back to where it was originally.