Before & After Photos

This stone foundation home was was receiving a lot of rain water and moisture through the base of the foundation, a problem we were happy to address. We installed a SuperSump sump pump in an existing sump hole, then we installed a discharge line far away from the home to a safe place. 

This basement was pretty gloomy looking because it was dark, empty, and had signs of water damage. Although gloomy, the basement was primed and ready for our waterproofing system installation because there were no obstacles to work around. We installed our WaterGuard drains all along the basement interior perimeter, and we connected the drains to our Super Sump sump pump.

A homeowner in Louisville, Kentucky wanted to have Sunhouse Window Enclosures installed to the basement windows.  

When installing a full interior perimeter waterproofing system, it's important to have a trench drain near doors leading outside. Stairs outside these doors are prone to ushering water towards your basement floor, and so its important to capture this water with a trench drain before it reaches the basement. This trench drain is connected to WaterGuard drains, which go beneath the floor and up against the basement walls. The drainage system as a whole then leads all the water to a SuperSump sump pump.

This storm shelter was a 10 foot by 10 foot square, where you had to enter through a trap door. The problem the customer was experiencing with the storm shelter was it was growing mold, and it was at risk for flooding. We fixed these problems by installing WaterGuard drainage all under the perimeter of the interior of the shelter, connecting to a Super Sump sump pump, and CleanSpace matting all over the walls.