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When a Bradford, Vermont, homeowner suffered from a humid, wet basement, they sought the help of Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.

When a Newbury, Vermont, homeowner wanted to turn their wet basement into a dry, clean, useable space, they hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.

A customer in Barton, Vermont was getting ahead of the game.  They were starting a new housing project on land where they had already had a home that with water issues.  Wanting to feel extremely confident they would not have any water issues they contacted Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.  Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems had taken care of their water issue in their previous home, so it was a no-brainer what company they would use in their new building.  Matt's team of experts installed a Full Perimeter Water Guard System paired with a state-of-the-art TripleSafe Sump Pump before the slab was poured.  The home is now fully prepared and the owners are confident the system will take care of any water that may try to invade their new building.  

A homeowner in Grantham, NH was tired of having water enter her basement.  In search of a permanent solution to stop the water she reached out to Matt Clark's Northern Basement Sytems.  Northern Basement Systems sent out one of their highly qualified System Design Specialist for a FREE ESTIMATE.  After the estimate, a plan was set forth to stop the unwanted water from entering the basement.  First, a Full Perimeter WaterGuard System was install. This will collect the water and divert it to the sump pumps.  The basement was large and had enough water coming in for the need of two pumps.  On the side of the basement where the most water was coming in NBS installed a state-of-the-art TripleSafe Sump Pump.  On the other side they installed a SuperSump Pump.  The pumps will take the water collected by the WaterGuard and take it out of the home down a discharge line far away from the home.  Northern Basement System discharge lines are equipped with IceGuards.  They will prevent any water from not getting out of the home due to freezing in the line.  The homeowner now can enjoy a wonderful dry basement.

In Grantham, New Hampshire a customer was looking to insulate the Rim Joists of his basement and take care of a bad humidity problem.  He hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems to install a state-of-the-art SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to take care of the humidity.  The Sanidry will keep the basement at a perfect 55% humidity.  Northern Basement Systems sprayed the rim joists with closed-cell polyurethane foam.  The closed-cell foam creates a highly insulated building assembly that's also free of energy-wasting air leaks. Closed-cell is about 3-4 times as dense as open-cell foam, and it provides an R-value of 6-7 per inch.