Before & After Photos

CleanSpace installed by Tim and crew in Queensbury, NY to keep this large basement dry!

This Queensbury basement had a leaking wall. Our solution was to cover the wall with CleanSpace to prevent further water damage. 

BrightWall is a great product to help your basement manage water coming in. When paired with WaterGuard, it can help facilitate and control incoming moisture and redirect it to the sump pump to be sent out of the home. BrightWall is also a great insulator and perfect for prepping a basement before being finished. Or, if a finished basement isn’t in your future, it works great on its own and doesn’t cause any disruption to the area. You can still place whatever you like up against it like any other wall!

The heart of every waterproofing system is the sump pump. If the pump isn’t in good condition, then the effectiveness of the rest of the system diminishes greatly. Many old, dated pumps are unable to handle lots of water, have no failsafe in place, and are left uncovered, meaning dust, dirt, and other substances can get in and plug the pump—plus the smell isn’t the best. Our TripleSafe is a top of the line product that outshines every other sump system on the market. With its tri-pump system that automatically adjusts based on the amount of water coming in, the TripleSafe is very powerful. With its backup battery and IceGuard, it also is a product you can rely on even during freezing weather and power outages. And, as an added bonus, installation is easy because it can go right where the pre-existing sump is located.

This homeowner was having difficulty with their basement’s humidity. There are many fixes and improvements that can be done to alleviate this issue; the products that our Design Specialist determined best for this job in particular were a SaniDry Sedona and an EverLast window. Focusing on the EverLast window, this product is a perfect upgrade, providing great insulation to keep water out and heat in—all while being maintenance-free, so no sanding, reglazing, or repainting is needed. The installation process for this job involved taking careful measurements of the opening because each window is custom-made for the specific spot. Once that is complete and the window has arrived, our installation team carefully removed the old, rotting window and cleaned up any leftover debris. Then, the new EverLast is put in and sealed up perfectly to not allow anything in or out! Humidity is now a thing of the past with the help of an EverLast window!