Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

When the new owners bought this home in East Greenwich, RI they noticed the basement wasn't in the best shape and the leaking water was not going to fit into their plans to use the space for storage. The crumbling brick wall was a main source of the water seepage and a major eyesore, but we had a fix! Our CleanSpace wall could cover that up to seal any moisture coming in there out of the room. Any moisture under the barrier would fall right into the Waterguard and go straight to the SuperSump Plus system for removal. 

The basement in this East Greenwich, RI home had signs of water intrusion, including efflorescence, the white powder like substance found on the walls which is caused by water seeping in through the concrete walls and depositing minerals as the moisture is evaporated. By installing our WaterGuard pipe system along the wall of the basement, water seeping in will be collected and brought to the TripleSafe sump pump for removal. A SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier will also work well here, absorbing humidity from the air and keeping this basement dry!

This homeowner in East Greenwich, RI called about his old sump pump. It wasn't turning on when it should, and he was getting concerned. He decided to call us for help, and we were able to take out his old rusty sump and installed our TripleSafe sump pump! The TripleSafe comes with 3 sumps, one of them being a battery backup electrical pump! 

A customer in East Greenwich, RI had a very humid basement and had plans to completely waterproof it so there's no future damages. The inspector we sent over wrote a proposal to install CleapSpace wall vapor barrier, a TripleSafe sump pump and a WaterGuard interior drainage system. Once the proposal was agreed upon, the basement was in much better shape than it was before we serviced it! 

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!