Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This stone foundation was leaking every time it would rain heavily in Coventry, RI. A partial WaterGuard system was installed so the homeowner could monitor the problem. We installed CleanSpace on the walls, tucking behind the WaterGuard. CleanSpace is a vapor barrier that would direct any water seeping from the walls into the underground drainage system and into the SuperSump on the other side of the basement.

This homeowner in Marlborough, MA was not in the best state of mind after seeing water on his basement floor. During a heavy rainstorm, water kept trickling into this basement, and it was really piling up at the doorway where the bulkhead is! This area was building up a lot of surface water, so our TrenchDrain system will collect the seepage with its grated design! 

This customer from Mendon, MA had an industrial sized basement with plans of becoming the main hangout spot. To do so, the customer wanted to begin with a vapor barrier, such as our CleanSpace wall vapor barrier. We covered the walls with the thick polyethylene material to keep moisture out, which will benefit this customer because the chances of mold growth and humidity have decreased! 

For this Mendon, MA install, Waterguard was added around the basement to collect any water seeping in and leading that water to the sump system installed. The Waterguard sits below the floor's surface, with just a small bit visible if you look very closely. We jack up the floor for the install but then concrete over it for a nice and smooth finish. In this before and after, minus the wet new concrete, there isn’t really much of a visible difference. The drain is not an eyesore and won’t interfere or take up space in your basement.

This homeowner form Mendon, MA was not thrilled seeing water puddling in her basement. She was looking for a drainage system to connect to her existing sump and we were able to provide her with a full perimeter installation of WaterGuard drainage system. The crew made a trench on the inside perimeter to put the WaterGuard in, filled the rest of the trench with clean stone and covered it up with concrete! Now, any water seeping in will be successfully captured and drained!