Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Climax, MI - Installing an Egress Window in a Future Basement Office

After buying a duplex, our customer decided she wanted to put an office in the partially finished basement. The only problem was that there was some leaking, and safety codes (and common sense) require an egress window in a basement dwelling. We installed a new egress window in place of one of the existing windows, and took care of the leak with a TripleSafe sump pump and FlexiSpan crack repair system.

FlexiSpan Crack Sealant Stops Leaks

The problem with most attempts at sealing leaking wall cracks is that the water is stronger than whatever static material is used. But FlexiSpan shifts with the movement of the wall to keep the water out.

Small Window Wells Keep Basement Dark and Unsafe

Other than safety issues (like an easy escape route), one of the big reasons our customer wanted a new egress window was that the basement felt dark and dismal and she wanted more light in her new office.

Egress Window Provides Safety and Comfort

The new window is air and water tight and meets safety standards for an exit in the basement.

TripleSafe and FlexiSpan Take Care of Water Issues

With the FlexiSpan crack repair taking care of the leaking crack, and a TripleSafe sump pump in place to evacuate any water that may enter, the basement is guaranteed to remain dry.