Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

A customer from Oakland, RI was constantly seeing surface water building up in his basement, and it was getting irritating for him! The bottom of basement stairways tends to be a spot for water to puddle up around, so our production crew installed a TrenchDrain system right at the doorway entrance to collect any seepage. Basement drains help avoid issues such as puddles, moisture and water damage, so it never hurts to have one installed by us! 

When this homeowner from Burrillville, RI called us for a waterproofing plan, he made note that the constant water seepage on his wall was getting annoying. To take preventative measures to make sure this basement stays dry, we placed CleanSpace on the wall to help direct water seepage down into the WaterGuard interior drainage channel that runs along the inside perimeter of this basement. From there, the water gets discharged by the TripleSafe sump pump we also installed. It's important to have a proper drainage system, because if it's installed wrong, water can get backed up into your basement! It's always best to go with professionals like us to keep your basement dry all year long! 

This basement's floor in Westborough, MA was constantly wet whenever there was rainfall. The homeowner couldn't stand not having a dry basement so he contacted us to keep it safe. For this homeowner, we installed our beloved TripleSafe sump pump system and integrated it with our WaterGuard interior drainage system. Now, water will be collected before it reaches the floor and it'll be discharged out of this basement completely. Ever since we serviced this basement, it's remained bone-dry and will continue to do so! 

Before and after a FlexiSpan in Westborough,MA.

This pipe in the wall of a Burrillville, RI home was causing some seepage around the edges and the homeowners needed a fix, they could not live with a wet and musty basement. Our crew was able to use our FlexiSpan system to repair the cracks around the pipe penetration and create a channel so if any water got in it would go straight into the ground below the floor’s surface.