Before & After Photos

This house in Newport, Kentucky was in need of a proper waterproofing job. The owner contacted us for help because the basement kept flooding and the owner needed it to be dry so they could store items down there and stop mold from growing. One of our inspectors drew up a plan that included a TripleSafe pump, WaterGuard subfloor drains, CleanSpace walls, and to top it all off, we included a water drainage system around the water heater in case the heater were to leak. The basement is now safe from moisture and leaks, and has a cleaner look and feel thanks to the CleanSpace walls. 

This basement was leaking water. We fixed it with WaterGuard and a TripleSafe. 

This front porch along with the rest of the driveway and sidewalk had sunken into the ground. The homeowner did not want this beautiful concrete to crack from sinking too far, so we set out to fix it. We injected the driveway, front porch step, and the sidewalk with PolyLevel foam. Using a calculated amount, we were able to raise everything back to where it was original set. 

This customer was interested in insulation and mold control. After we waterproofed the basement, we began to insulate by spraying foam on the band boards and installing Foamax insulation wall panels. The wall panels will help guide water to the system and they will never grow mold due to their inorganic nature. 

The owner of this basement had their previous waterproofers go out of business, so they needed someone who could help them out. The existing sump pump was most likely hooked up to footer drains on the outside of the home, which probably clogged with time. We told them about our interior drainage system, which was less of a nuisance to install than to repair their outside drains. They agreed that our process was easier, and so they agreed. We waterproofed this basement by installing our WaterGuard subfloor drains, our SuperSump sump pump, and our BrightWall wall panels. The result was a very happy homeowner who found a company they could trust for the long haul.