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Basement Water Control in Harshaw, WI
Solving Water Leaks and Musty Odors Every Time It Rains
Before: Wet Basement, Musty Smells, and No Peace of Mind
Every time it rained in Harshaw, this homeowner braced for water. The basement would get damp, musty odors filled the air, and their existing sump pump just couldn’t keep up with the groundwater coming in. The homeowner had dealt with it long enough—and wanted a real fix before things got worse.
After: Dual Sump Pump System and Interior Drainage Keep Basement Dry
To take full control of the moisture issues, our team installed a complete WaterGuard® interior drainage system, a brand-new SuperSump® Plus system, and tied it in with the home’s existing sump pump for extra protection. We also installed an IceGuard® discharge line system to prevent freezing or backups in winter.
Now, the basement stays dry, the air is fresh, and the homeowner has peace of mind—rain or shine.
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Wet Basement Repaired in Harshaw, WI
Before
Before the project, the homeowner in Harshaw, WI was experiencing seasonal water seepage along the basement perimeter whenever heavy rain or rapid snowmelt occurred. Water showed up at the cove joint where the floor meets the wall, leaving damp bands along the slab, minor pooling in low spots, and efflorescence on the concrete. The existing sump pump setup was a basic pit with no continuous interior drain tile, so hydrostatic pressure beneath the slab simply forced groundwater up at the weakest points. Over time, the musty odor and visible moisture made the homeowner concerned about stored belongings, air quality, and the potential for future finishing of the space.
After
After Sure-Dry completed the work, the basement was protected by a WaterGuard® interior drainage system installed along the affected walls at the footing to intercept groundwater before it can reach the floor surface. The WaterGuard system, with its wall flange to capture wall and cove seepage, was routed directly into a new SuperSump® system featuring a durable liner, airtight lid, and high-capacity pump designed for reliable sump pump installation in Wisconsin basements. The crew tied the discharge into a properly routed line to carry water safely away from the foundation and carefully re-poured concrete over the trench, restoring a clean, finished floor edge while providing a long-term interior drainage solution for this Harshaw, WI home.
The homeowner now has a dry, healthier basement environment and confidence that this basement waterproofing system will keep their Northwoods home protected through future storms and snowmelt cycles.
Sump Pump Installation In Berlin, WI
Before:
A homeowner in Berlin noticed recurring water along the wall–floor joint after storms. Puddles formed near storage areas, musty odors lingered, and their old sump setup left them anxious during power outages.
After:
We installed WaterGuard® interior perimeter drainage to capture seepage at the cove joint and direct it into an UltraSump® battery-backup pumping system for reliable removal—even if the power goes out.
Now the basement stays dry and usable year-round, with extra peace of mind during severe weather.
Egress Window Install Creates Safe Exit from Basement in Berlin, WI
Before
In Berlin, WI, the homeowners wanted to make their basement safer and suitable for finishing but only had small, non-compliant windows that didn’t provide a code-approved escape route. The foundation wall where the egress would be installed was solid concrete and partially below grade, meaning excavation depth and drainage control were critical to prevent water intrusion. During inspection, Sure-Dry’s System Design Specialist confirmed that a full egress window installation would not only meet Wisconsin building code but also improve light and airflow in the basement.
After
Sure-Dry’s installation crew excavated the area alongside the foundation and cut a precise, properly sized opening through the concrete wall. A durable, energy-efficient egress window was installed with a reinforced, corrosion-resistant window well featuring an integrated drain tied directly into the home’s waterproofing system. Once sealed, backfilled, and regraded, the new installation provided a compliant emergency exit and enhanced the basement’s natural light and ventilation.
The homeowners were very satisfied with their safer, brighter, and fully code-compliant basement—ready for future finishing or living space expansion.
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Foundation Wall Repair in Pine River, WI
While there are a number of potential causes of cracked and bowing foundation walls, the most common reason is pressure from foundation soils. When clay soils get wet, they can expand and put tremendous pressure on a wall. When this force exceeds the wall's ability to resist it, the wall begins to fail in different ways. Cracking, bowing and tilting are the most common symptoms of foundation wall failure.
The block foundation wall of this home in Pine River, WI is an example of how pressure from the wet soil surrounding the foundation can cause bowing and cracking.
To permanently stabilize this block foundation wall, Sure-Dry Basement Systems installed their Geo-Lock™ Foundation Wall Anchor System. The Geo-Lock™ Foundation Wall Anchor System permanently stabilizes your basement walls, offering the best opportunity to straighten the walls without the cost and disruption of foundation replacement. Heavy-duty, galvanized earth anchors are embedded in stable, undisturbed soil outside your foundation wall. Each anchor is connected by a steel rod to a wall plate that provides clamping pressure against the inside of the foundation wall. This method also offers the potential to straighten the wall back to its original position.