Before & After Photos

This customer reached out to us with severe foundation wall issues. The walls were extremely bowing, to a point where it almost caved in. Our specialists came in with a solution that saved their home. With the installation of our EverBrace and PowerBrace wall system, we transformed the home from crumbling at the seams to standing tall and supported.

When this Middle Sackville homeowner reached out, their newly bought home's basement lacked a proper way to manage potential water intrusions. As you can see in the before photo, they needed a strong, reliable solution. Enter Ridgeback Basement Systems. We installed our cutting-edge TripleSafe Sump Pump, accompanied by the state-of-the-art IceGuard system, guaranteeing a dry and safe basement all year round. Notice in the after photo, the seamless integration promising peace of mind through efficiency and durability.

In Fredericton, NB, a homeowner faced persistent water intrusion around the edges of their basement walls every time it rained. The problem persisted despite having an existing sump pump. As you can see in the before photo, the water issue limited their basement's functionality and posed potential damage risks. To address this, we installed our WaterGuard® sub-floor perimeter drainage system. Notice in the after photo the transformation to a clean and dry space. By efficiently directing seepage to their sump pump, we provided a reliable solution that ensures year-round basement protection.

In Miramichi, a frustrated homeowner Tim and Carol turned to Ridgeback Basement Systems when unwelcome water found its way into their basement furnace room. Despite managing with a mop for too long, the root problem needed to be addressed. Notice in the photo how we transformed the once-waterlogged space into a dry haven. By implementing our FlexiSpan system, SuperSump pump, WaterGuard drainage, and IceGuard for added protection, we’ve made sure that moisture no longer stands a chance. Thanks to our comprehensive waterproofing solution, this basement is now reliably dry.