Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

We were contacted by a homeowner because he wanted an egress window and well installed. Most windows offer minimal protection against outside air entering the home due to poor insulation around the window. Egress windows will help ventilate your home and prevent unwanted allergens from entering it. Also, these windows provide a safe exit in case of emergency, so they are required in finished basement living areas. In addition egress windows provide lots of natural light.

Diane and her husband have a finished basement in their rental home. She has been wanting an egress window put in for safety and peace of mind. The bedroom window was leaking so they decided to replace it and install an egress in there. We installed it for them to provide a safe exit in case of emergency but the window also allows more natural light to enter the room making it seem brighter and larger!

Charles has a finished basement that has been colder than normal lately, so he decided to check for problems. Eventually, he called us for a free quote. Our team determined that it was his basement window that was giving him air flow issues. We recommended an Egress Window installation and Charles agreed. Now he doesn't have to fear going in his chilly basement.

Chris and Monica have some water issues in the north side of the basement. The area has been leaking for a couple years now and they just want to be able to have a dry space. We installed the WaterGuard system which is made up of a French drain that is installed under the floor. It is kept out of the "mud zone" by being installed under the floor but above the foundation. The WaterGuard collects water that enters the basement and sends it to the sump pump to be expelled outside of the home.

We received a call from a homeowner in Alto, MI that was having problems with her basement walls. She wanted our professional help, so we drove to her property and installed Flexispan technology. FlexiSpan is a crack sealer for concrete that is used often times on basement walls. First, a dry well is made in the floor below the crack on the wall. Then, the crack in the wall is ready for a FlexiSpan seal. FlexiSpan contains three layers, the first is a urethane based sealant, followed by a polyurethane ether foam strip, finished off with a polyurethane sealant. Any water drains into the dry well below the FlexiSpan seal. Now this homeowner won't have to worry about wet basement walls ever again.