Before & After Photos

The "K" Family already had a partially finished basement and wanted to be sure that the basement would stay dry and could withstand water if ever there was some.  The "K" Family decided to install an entire perimeter system and a sump pump to be sure any and all water is being drawn out of the basement.  For finishing touches, they decided to go with our EverLast Finished Wall Restoration System.  Our wall system uses only mold-resistant materials- with no vulnerable organic material.  The wall panels and trim are not prone to damage like drywall, wood, moldings, fabrics, wood-based flooring, and wood framing. In fact, a basement refinished with the EverLast Panels can temporarily flood from a plumbing leak, inches deep, and it  is highly unlikely that walls or trim will need to be replaced!  For flooring, the "K" family decided to use our ThermalDry Basement Floor System, this flooring is also made with all inorganic material and will not support mold growth or get ruined during a surprise plumbing leak or ground water in heavy rain. 

A customer in Delanson called, with concerns of bowing and crumbling basement walls. Our team went in with PowerBrace support as a long-term solution. 

This pair of photos highlights the difference our CleanSpace and WaterGuard products can have on a basement. Both of these products do an excellent job at transforming a basement from a gathering place for water to a dry, protected area. The primary job of both products is to gather seeping water and direct it away from the basement to a sump pump where it is sent out of the home. Call today to see how these products and more can improve the quality of your basement!

This Rensselaerville, NY basement had WaterGuard, TrenchLock, EDC, UltaSump and a CleanSpace Footer Installed to keep it dry all around!

This customer had purchased the property a little over a year prior to giving us a call to look at their crawlspace. The ground was more or less entirely dirt, which meant moisture had no problem getting in and disrupting the house. One of our design specialists met with the homeowner and inspected the area to determine some possible solutions. After getting a good feel for the space and what could be done to combat the moisture, we demoed the project for the homeowner, and they liked what they saw. The first big step for waterproofing this crawlspace was to install CleanSpace along the ground and walls to create a protective barrier from any invading water. Next, a SaniDry Sedona was put in to keep the humidity as low as possible. Installation of this product is easy due to the small size of the dehumidifier, but make no mistake; the SaniDry Sedona is powerful and effective against moisture in the air. With these two products working to protect the crawlspace, water problems won’t be a worry for this homeowner.