Walls Show Evidence Of Water Seepage
Throughout this wall in the basement, water seepage is evident.
Windows In Need Of Replacement
The windows in this Jackson, MI basement were not doing well at keeping water and drafts out. The homeowner had put a window film over the window as a temporary solution to minimize the problem but new windows were needed.
Concrete Is Excavated For WaterGuard
To start the process of waterproofing, the slab is excavated around the perimeter of the home so that the drainage system can sit right on the home's footing. The concrete will be replaced once the system is in place.
WaterGuard Is Set In Place
The WaterGuard system is set in place and stone is filled in around it. The concrete will then be replaced over top. The system builds in a gap between the base of the wall and the slab where water is collected before it can puddle on the basement floor.
The Sump System Removes Basement Water
Water that enters the drainage system will flow into the new sump system placed in the low spot along the basement perimeter. The sump pump will then pump the water to a safe place away from the home's foundation.
New Sump System Is Highly Effective
The new sump system features an air tight lid unlike most other products on the market. It also has a built in floor drain and an alarm that will alert the homeowner if the pump fails or isn't keeping up.
A SaniDry Dehumidifier Is Installed
The SaniDry dehumidifier moves more air through it than most store-bought dehumidifiers and at about the same amount of energy usage. They are highly effective in removing harmful water vapors from the basement air.
The New Windows Look Great
The new windows are a definite upgrade from the old windows. They look great and will be more airtight.