Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

A wet crawlspace or basement is not something any homeowner wants to deal with when they move into their new home and with this knowledge, this customer knew, before they could put their home on the market, they would need to correct the issue of a leaky crawl space.

After we sent our inspector to evaluate the crawl space, he saw that the customer already had a working sump pump in play, but there was no way for the water that was getting into the crawl space, to get over to the sump pump. Right away, he knew the solution to this wet crawlspace was our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier and our Waterguard. The Cleanspace will direct any water intrusion down to the WaterGuard, which will then direct that water over to their current sump pump to be pumped out of the crawl space.

In this North Eastern home, the basement was unfinished and the crawl space area would get high levels of water during rain. The homeowners tried to assess issues with simple fixes that would eventually lead us to go out to install our CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system. In this dirt crawl space, we were able to remove existing insulation, objects around the space and hauled away to dispose of. This encapsulation is designed to prevent vapor from ground moisture into the crawl space and this antimicrobial finish protects from mold, mildew and pests. 

At this North East home, the basement walls were taking on water, and then the water would collect in the corner of the room with no place to go. We were able to install our CleanSpace Vapor barrier that will capture the leakage coming through the walls. Then we installed the sub-floor drainage system that will flow any moisture or vapor from the walls down into the sump system, keeping your space dry and moisture-free.

In this basement, water was coming in and would sit in the corner of the home. Our team went out to dig up the foundation along the perimeter to install our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system that is designed to capture water seepage that comes through the walls. This device is connected to the sump pump system that will properly pump water safely and efficiently away from the home. 

An open sump pit can release unpleasant odors and even radon gases. It is also a collector of dust, dirt, and other small particles that can clog the pump and cause it to fail when you need it the most. We upgraded their current sump to our Super Sump Pump. The SuperSump is equipped  with a 1/3hp Zoeller pump, which pumps 2650 gallons per hour. The SuperSump also comes with an Airtight lid so no odors or harmful gases can escape and no bugs or dirt can enter.