Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This home in East Greenwich, RI had a crack in the basement wall that was there for a while but after a storm it started occasionally leaking water. After meeting with our inspector and learning about our simple but effective FlexiSpan solution, the homeowners were excited to know their problem could be solved! The FlexiSpan system creates a double seal to prevent water from seeping through but also creates a channel in case any water does and leads it to a drywell, instead of on the floor!

A homeowner in East Greenwich, RI called us about water coming through his foundation walls. There were various cracks that allowed water to seep right through, giving this homeowner a hard time. We provided the best solution for him by installing our WaterGuard interior drainage system and connecting it to his current sump pump. Under the concrete you see in the after photo, the production crew jackhammered the inside perimeter to place the WaterGuard in. The WaterGuard creates a small gap between the wall so that seepage can fall right into the system and straight to the sump pump! 

This partially finished basement and crawlspace located in East Greenwich, RI was due for an upgrade to its existing sump pump system and was in need of a french drain system. DryZone came out to install a full perimeter WaterGuard drainage system and a TripleSafe sump pump system to help eliminate continued issues with water intrusion. DryZone will be back to finish working on this basement, and we will keep you updated with our progress!

A home owner contacted us with concerns of water coming into their basement through two cracks in the wall. A Technicion went out and assessed the situation and knew FlexiSpan would be the best thing for the job.

Flexispan differs from other crack fillers or sealents in two major ways. First, Flexispan eliminates the use of messy expoxy injections and instead seals the crack with a flexible sealent that will stop water seeping through the crack. The other key factor in our Flexispan system is that it doesn't end with sealent. Our system uses an additional step to make sure that no seepage will make it pass the sealent. A second layer of  beveled foam is used, which would drain any small amount of additional seepage down into your drainage system or into a small drywell created under the basement floor. 

We used our three-part system, FlexiSpan, to repair this wall crack in a Lancaster, MA basement. The crack was leaking and now we have permanently sealed it- our system will not fail due to hydrostatic pressure or other movement in the foundation, nor from shifting in the crack itself. Flexispan completely seals the crack for a permanent solution.