Before & After Photos

A homeowner reached out to our company to repair their basement. Our team went to the home and evaluated the situation. After reviewing the plan with the owner, the foremen installed a full-perimeter drainage system. Before any work was started on the basement they realized that the cottage needed a lot more work. The foundation in the basement had begun to shift causing the back wall to bow inward and the adjacent floor to sink in. The wall had shifted one and a half inches and the floor had sunk approximately 6 inches below the initial surface.

 The groundwater seepage needed to be controlled, along with reducing the amount of moisture settling onto the floor. They needed to permanently stabilize the foundation wall and level out the floor. In order to control the groundwater seepage, a WaterGuard® and SuperSump® System was installed in the home. The team also installed a ThermalDry® Wall Membrane along the foundation of the basement in order to prevent any future moisture or leaks from entering and direct the water into the WaterGuard® System. To repair the rear bowing wall, a PowerBrace™ was fastened to the foundation which readjusts its position. The project was finished by injecting a PolyLevel® Foam underneath the sunken slab that allows the foam to bring it to the appropriate height and level.

 The homeowner appreciated the team’s hard work and took the time out of his day to write an e-mail to the company and crew thanking them for the wonderful work they had done. The customer was then able to continue on with finishing his basement without any worrying about future problems.

This garage was once heavily affected by Frost. The foundation was repaired and protected from future damage, and the structure was straightened.

A customer had issues with a settled and cracked concrete pool deck. After contacting our company, our team injected our PolyLevel® underneath the slab. They began by drilling small dime-sized holes through the concrete slab and inserting the polyurethane foam. It follows the path of least resistance, pushes down loose soil underneath, fills the voids and makes the concrete level again. This process helps to protect the entire area against any future settlement.

This customer in Wasaga Beach, ON, was looking to purchase a home. However, the foundation of the home was settling downward. The buyer could not make a decision on whether or not to buy the home without having a permanent solution. After doing some research, he contacted Clarke Basement Systems and set up an appointment with System Design Specialist, Rob Malcomson.

Rob came up with the solution was to install our patented Push Pier System in order to permanently stabilize the home, making him confident in his purchasing decision with a warranty to guarantee the safety and stability of the house. Once the work was complete, he was thrilled with his new home and the assurance that Clarke Basement Systems provided him and we were happy to be a part of it!

A home in Pefferlaw, Ontario needed a foundation repair and to permanently stabilize an interior chimney mass that was sinking and pulling the house down. The lift was accomplished and customer was completely satisfied with the result.