Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homeowner had a leak in their basement and the floor was wet. There was no sump pump and the problem area was under a window in an unfinished part of the basement. We had the perfect solution for the home to keep it dry and the water out. We started with installing the WaterGuard system which is a French drain system that is under the floor but above the foundation to keep it from clogging. The system collects the water that leaks in from the walls and drains it to the sump pump to be expelled out of the home. We then installed a powerful sump pump which can pump 2,220 gallons of water per hour to keep the area dry and the homeowner happy!

The customer called us after they had cut out the edges of their concrete floor in an attempt to solve their basement water problem. This...did not work. This is mostly because even if the water has dirt (vs. concrete) to sink into, you still have wet ground in your basement.

We installed the WaterGuard below floor drainage system and a TripleSafe sump pump and not only does the water drain, the homeowners even have real floors!

Robert had heavy water intrusion through his basement window. He called our team for help and to prevent any further water from entering his basement. So we installed an EverLast basement window. Due to the materials they are made from, Everlast windows never rot. In addition, they are made from insulated glass so you don't need to worry about heat loss. 

The homeowners in Battle Creek, MI had a lot of water coming into their basement through their floors after experiencing heavy rains. The water was so bad that it started pooling on their floor and causing water damage. 

Our professional team decided that the WaterGuard long lasting interior perimeter drainage system was the way to go. The system sits on the top of the footing in the basement in order to prevent clogging from mud and debris. WaterGuard works by capturing water seepage from the floor and walls before it has time to damage the homeowners basement. Once the water is trapped in the drain it is immediately sent to the basement sump pump. The sump pump then removes the water from the home!

The before picture shows what the WaterGuard system looks like before it is covered with a layer of concrete and the after photo shows the finished product! 

Jamie P. from Battle Creek, MI was noticing that water was coming in through the egress window they had in their basement. The water was so bad that it ruined their carpet to the point where it had to be removed.

Our professional team solved the problem by installing a WellDuct basement window well drain. When a basement window well fills because of rain, it could easily leak around the window opening and flood your basement. The WellDuct window well drain is designed to prevent basement flooding due to window well leakage. The well drain connects the base of the window well to an interior drainage system. In this case, the WaterGuard interior drainage system was installed on the floor of the basement around the perimeter. The water that gets trapped in the well drain is moved to the WaterGuard drainage system, which is then moved to the sump pump. The sump pump then effectively removes the water from the basement keeping it dry and clean!