Before & After Photos

The water seepage in this basement posed a unique problem because of its finished walls. In a few places we had to strip sheetrock back to install the interior drainage. The room housing the water filter and other utilities was particularly prone to high humidity and made it a perfect place to install the sump pump and SaniDry dehumidifier.

Our Triplesafe sump pump system, paired with an Ultra Sump and battery backup, ensures continuous operation even during power outages, providing reliable water removal from the crawl space. The Starpipe drainage system efficiently channels water away, preventing accumulation and maintaining a dry environment.

The SilverGlo Thermal Insulation panels were installed on the walls in the crawl space to enhance energy efficiency and maintain a consistent temperature. These panels provide superior insulation, reducing heat loss and preventing drafts, which helps in creating a more energy-efficient and comfortable living environment above the crawl space. Additionally, SilverGlo panels are designed to resist moisture and mold, making them ideal for crawl spaces where dampness can be an issue.

The Sanidry Sedona dehumidifier was installed to eliminate moisture in the crawl space because it is specifically designed to maintain optimal humidity levels, prevent mold growth, and improve air quality. Its efficient operation ensures the space remains dry, protecting the structural integrity of the home and reducing the risk of allergens and odors associated with excess moisture.

A homeowner in Beech Mountain, NC, needed a reliable solution to protect their basement from water intrusion and excess moisture. Without proper waterproofing, moisture can seep through foundation walls and create damp conditions that may lead to long-term problems. Our Carolina Basement Systems team installed a waterproofing system featuring a wall vapor barrier, a TripleSafe sump pump to collect and remove unwanted water, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to help control humidity levels. These improvements work together to keep the basement drier, reduce moisture-related concerns, and provide long-term protection for the home.