Before & After Photos

We installed slab piers for this home in Winchester, Ohio, in order to level out the sunken flooring. You can note the gap between the floor and the baseboard in the before picture, and how the gap closed in the after picture. We use slab piers in order to permanently stabilize the slab by connecting the slab to load bearing-soil found deep below the house. We can then raise the piers in order to raise the slab back to where it was when it was originally poured. We then fill the voids left from raising the slab with our expansive PolyLevel foam. The result is a floor that won't ever settle again for this slab foundation home.

Many homes in the Hillsboro, OH area have been affected by drought conditions, which can cause the soil beneath foundations to shrink and settle. At this home, the back porch had begun to sink as soil erosion and drought-related shrinkage left inadequate support beneath the structure. To permanently stabilize the porch and help prevent further settlement, we installed foundation piers to underpin and support the foundation. We would later conceal the piers with a soil backfill process shortly after capturing the "after" photo seen attached to this project. 

Before we waterproofed this basement in Guilford, IN, the space was pretty much useless for the people who lived there. Before, the homeowner constantly ran four fans in the basement, and they also made sure to keep a shop-vac handy. Also, the paint on the walls had chipped away due to moisture damage. To transform the space, we installed our interior waterproofing system. Our subfloor gutter drains were fitted in the coves of the basement, just below the floor slab and just above the footing of the home. We also installed our signature TripleSafe sump pump system in the corner of the basement. After waterproofing, the homeowner is free to finish the basement however they so please with no limitations.

This basement was an old fieldstone root cellar. Fieldstone root cellars were used back in the day to store food at a cooler temperature. Although these root cellars can come with lots of moisture issues, they are pretty historic and deserve to be preserved. We were able to fix the foundation by applying a waterproofing system throughout the whole foundation by replacing their old sump pump with our newer TripleSafe sump pump. We also applied CleanSpace walls around the stone brick foundation to block out dirt and water. The result is a healthy basement that will last longer and preserve the cool stone foundation. 

This basement in New Paris, OH, had stained walls and floors before we came and installed our waterproofing system. In the after picture, you can see the SuperSump sump pump, the freshly poured concrete over the subfloor WaterGuard drains, and the moisture proof CleanSpace walls - that also help filter water intrusions from the walls to the WaterGuard.