CleanSpace Wall
CleanSpace Wall Covers the field stone foundation and keeps the moisture from being seen.
In the trenches!
Trenches are dug in the floor to create and install the WaterGuard drainage system. It will go around the perimeter of the foundation as well as an artery line across the floor which will lead to the sump.
Work in progress
The windows are covered with the cleanspace wall and eventually cut to size.
TripleSafe liner goes in!
The crew found the low spot in the basement and dropped the sump liner in, this will later get filled in with clean, crushed stone to filter any particles from the ground that could clog the pipe in the future.
Basement Drainage in New Bedford
The WaterGuard is laid down along the perimeter, with the flange flush to the wall and the CleanSpace wall is tucked behind the flange. This allows moisture to run down the backside of the CleanSpace Wall and drips into the drainage pipe which gets carried to the sump.
Crushed Stone in Trench
Time to fill in the crushed stone!
More Stone
Our installer, Matt, laughing while he shovels stone into the trenches!
Basement Windows Cut in New Bedford
The windows are cut out and one side of the basement is ready for concrete.
Waterproofed Basement Almost Done in New Bedford
Things are coming together in New Bedford. The crew installs the interior water discharge pipe.
TripleSafe Sump Pump Installation in New Bedford
Making sure everything is all set.
Tricky area
Even cramped and tricky areas are no match for our system!
Funky Discharge
This will all be covered by landscaping but it is a work of art to divert the water away from the house!
Vapor Barrier Installation in New Bedford
A vapor barrier is put down first to prep for the concrete.
Vapor Barrier Almost Installed
All the obstacles need to be hand cut perfectly by the crew to ensure the vapor barrier fits properly.
Cleaning up as we go
We make sure that even on multi-day jobs, the crew cleans up after themselves everyday.
TrenchDrain Installed in New Bedford, MA
TrenchDrain is installed around the utlities in the basement. If the water tank were to ever floor or leak it would be contained. The water would go in through the grates which connect to the WaterGuard and would be draining to the sump pump.
Wire Mesh for Added Strength
A layer of wire mesh is put down which gives the new floor strength.
Added Protection
The wire mesh also needs to be cut and fit around the obstacles in the basement.
New Concrete Floor
Wow, what an amazing difference!
New Floor Finished
This basement is almost unrecognizable compared to what it was previously.
