Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

The homeowners had a little bit of water coming into their basement through the crack where the floor and the wall meet. It was not a ton of water, but they decided to get it checked and fixed anyway. The homeowners decision to waterproof their basement at the first sign of the water getting into their home only saved them time and money in the end. The problem won't resolve itself, it will only get worse so it is best to solve the problem right when it starts to happen. 

To waterproof the homeowners basement our professional team installed our WaterGuard long lasting interior perimeter drainage system. The WaterGuard system sits on the top of the footing in order to prevent clogging from mud or other debris. The system works by capturing water seepage from the floors and walls before it has a chance to damage your basement. Once the water is trapped in the drain it is immediately sent to the sump pump. The sump pump then removes the water from the home keeping your basement clean and dry. 

The before picture shows what the WaterGuard system looks like once it was it position and the after picture shows what the WaterGuard system looks like after it is all installed and covered with a clean layer of concrete. 

This home had some water issues in the basement. We installed the WaterGuard to keep the area water free. The WaterGuard is a drain system that is under the floor but above the foundation to keep it out of the area where the drain could clog. The system collects water that gets into the basement and sends it to the sump pump where it is discharged outside of the home.

Mark D's basement floor tiles was unsightly and cold. We installed our Thermal Elite Plank Flooring that mimjics hardwood flooring but they are waterproof!  

Lance gets water in his basement during heavy rain. He thinks it comes in where the floor meets the wall. We installed the WaterGuard system which is a French drain that is installed under the floor but above the foundation so that it won't clog and collects water that seeps in. The water that is collected is drained to the sump pump and then discharged outside the home. We also installed the SaniDry XP to keep the basement dry. This dehumidifier keeps dry air circulating throughout the space, drying out your basement. The water that is collected can be drained into a sump pump or a section of your perimeter drain.

Ryan recently bought this East Lansing home and noticed that there were some water issues in the basement. The basement was partically finished so the homeowner had to rip up the carpet and take down some drywall since it was damaged but they also needed to find where the water was coming from. We installed WaterGuard for him which is a French drain system that collects water that seeps into the home and drains it to the sump pump where it will be drained outside the home. This system is installed under the floor but above the foundation to keep it out of the "mud zone" so that the drain won't clog.