Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Installing FlexiSpan in Kent City, MI

Water leakage in Kelsey and Randy’s basement was becoming a prevalent issue due to cracks in their walls. Until this issue is fixed they can’t sell their house, which is something they have been wanting to do. So our team installed FlexiSpan wall crack repair. FlexiSpan is a three part process that requires a flexible sealant, a flexible strip of foam and an impermeable membrane. These items are not affected by pressure or more movement in the walls, which is why they are better than mortar sealant or other solutions. So this system will provide a permanent fix to Kelsey and Randy's leaking walls, allowing them to sell their house.

Large Cracks in the Wall Underneath the Window

This entire window needs FlexiSpan underneath. You can see a huge crack here under the window.

Water Damage Around the Crack in the Wall

This photo shows water damage around the crack in the wall. These cracks are allowing water to come into the basement which is destroying the walls even more.

FlexiSpan Needed Underneath and Around the Electrical Panel

This is an electrical panel located in the basement. There are many cracks around and underneath it that are also letting water in, which is not great for the basement walls or for the electrical panel.

Connecting WaterGuard to FlexiSpan

The FlexiSpan wall crack repair is completely compatible with the WaterGuard system and other drainage systems as well.

First Part of FlexiSpan: Sealant

FlexiSpan is a three step process. The first step of it requires applying a watertight, flexible sealant to the entire length of the crack.

Finished Look of FlexiSpan After All Three Steps

This image shows the final look of FlexiSpan after the installation of all three steps. This final look shows the impermeable membrane. The entire system prevents any future water seepage through the cracks and sends it down the wall to the drainage system instead