Fall River, MA's Proven Basement Waterproofing Company

A church in Fall River, MA had water getting into their basement so they gave us a call to see how we could help. They already had some existing drains installed and a main concern of theirs was that the Holy Water holding tank could not be moved. Our inspector came up with a solution that would seamlessly tie into the existing drain system with out disrupting the Holy Water holding tank. Our crew installed our WaterGuard drainage system along the perimeter of the basement floor where the existing drainage system wasn't installed. Around the Holy Water tank, they installed our TrenchDrain grated basement drain so it would not interfere with the tank but still catch excess water and filter it into the drainage system. Along the basement walls, the crew installed our CleanSpace wall system to act as a vapor barrier for water trying to permeate the walls. On the outside of the church, our crew set up our IceGuard discharge line system to ensure that water would not enter back into the church's basement if there were a clogged or frozen discharge line. This church building is no longer vulnerable to water issues and our team was happy to work with them in finding a solution that met their needs!

This partially finished Fall River, MA basement was experiencing issues with flooding and moisture, and potentially also with mold and mildew. Mold and mildew tend to grow during prolonged exposure to dampness and water intrusion. Clearly not ideal for a basement that is partially finished, used as both living and storage space. With DryZone's recommendation of a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system and our TripleSafe sump pump - water and moisture would no longer be an issue for these homeowners. A dry, safe basement environment can help improve the health in the entire home - and these homeowners can rest and breathe easier now, knowing that DryZone is just a call away if there are any continued issues!

This homeowner from Fall River, MA was moving furniture around in his basement until he noticed a very noticeable wall crack! This wall crack was about a half-inch wide! Anything more than a quarter inch can be a serious intrusion point. When the inspector took a closer look at the crack, he saw that it was wide enough where water would continuously seep through, bringing in nothing but trouble! The solution we provided was our FlexiSpan wall crack repair system! Our service technician was able to arrive to the scene swiftly and began the process. He opened the wall crack to allow the sealant to adhere better,  then applied two layers of flexible polyurethane inside the intrusion point and covered it all up with a vapor barrier to complete the sealant. We suggest you come to us if you are concerned about a wall crack in your basement, because a small crack can lead to major issues. 

At the Fall River, MA home, moisture will be taken care of in a few different ways. We have our WaterGuard that will collect water all around the basement, keeping standing water off the floors. Then our TripleSafe sump pump system will collect all that water and the pumps will push the water up and out via the discharge line. The TripleSafe has three pumps, the primary, secondary in case the primary is overworked, and the battery powered backup which will kick on if power is lost. Finally we have the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, which you can see the via the vent ducts. This system works hard to extract that moisture from the air, keeping that basement dry and reducing the ability for mold to grow! 

When this customer called the reported a concrete foundation with bowing walls, uneven floors on the upper level of the home and doors not properly closing. Our owner, Craig, went out and inspected the foundation.

He found that the foundation needed to have the walls and floors permanently stabilized. Our team poured 11 individual footings and11 PowerBraces were installed. two SmartJack XTs were installed as well. three areas of the basement needed to be lifted and levelled so PolyLevel polyurethane foam was injected underneath.