Friendly Crawl Space & Basement Contractor serving Marion, MA

Our appointment center got a call from a homeowner living in Marion, MA because her basement was wet! Any basement that's wet is at risk of structural damage, mold growth and awful odors! To prevent this, our inspector visited the home to assess to problem and draw out a plan to install our waterproofing system. The plan that the production crew ended up installing was a full perimeter WaterGuard interior drainage system, a TripleSafe sump pump and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. 

The crew jackhammered a trench that ran the whole perimeter to place the WaterGuard in. Then they made a sump pit for the TripleSafe sump pump to live in the corner, pumping out any water being collected by the WaterGuard. Lastly, they hooked up the SaniDry Sedona to remove excess moisture, lowing the relative humidity. 

We highly suggest coming to us if you are concerned about your basement's well-being! 

This homeowner in Marion, MA noticed the floor above her crawlspace was sagging down due to age. She didn't want to face any structural damages that would be costly, so she contacted us to see what we could do. The best solution we provided was installing 15 SmartJacks under the sagging floor. First, a production team made a square hole and tightly compacted it with crushed stone, then they placed the footing at each spot for the SmarJacks to be placed in. They adjusted each steel pier to the correct length to bring this homeowner's floor back to where it should be! 

A homeowner in Marion, MA wanted to find a way to keep water out of his garage entrance because it was getting heavy loads or rain water creeping in. We had an inspector come to the house to see what could be done. In conclusion, he had our crew install a TrenchDrain right outside the garage door entrance to prevent water from entering! This TrenchDrain is then connected to an interior perimeter drainage system and then to the sump pump! 

This homeowner in Marion, MA was looking to improve his waterproofing system in his basement. He had a dehumidifier, and overall he didn't have too many issues with moisture. But he wanted a way to discharge the water he was receiving, so he contacted us for help. A production crew came over to jackhammer a hole located at the lowest point in the basement where water will naturally flow towards. Then they placed the liner inside the whole so they could connect it to the discharge line! Now, this homeowner has a sump pump that can combat heavy rain and work during power outages due to the build-in backup battery system!