Water Damage and Corrosion in a Damp Basement
The photo captures visible signs of water damage and corrosion in a damp basement. Dark stains, peeling paint, and rusted metal surfaces indicate prolonged exposure to moisture.
Signs of Water Invasion on Basement Wall and Doorway
Clear signs of water damage are visible on the wall and doorway, including noticeable staining, discoloration, and damp areas. The customer also observed a chalky white residue on the wall, known as efflorescence, which occurs due to water infiltration.
Efflorescence on Basement Wall
This photo shows efflorescence, a visible white chalky substance on the basement wall, caused by moisture seeping through the surface and bringing dissolved salts to the surface.
Interior Trench for Waterproofing System
The initial phase of an interior basement waterproofing system involves excavating channels along the perimeter to direct water intrusion into the WaterGuard® drainage system.
Drainage Stones Enhance Waterproofing System Efficiency
Clean stone is added to the waterproofing system to promote proper drainage and create a protective barrier between the drainage system and the concrete slab.
Basement Waterproofing System with Sump Pump Installed in Redford, Michigan
The discharge line is installed into the trench and filled with concrete to secure it. The system also features a TripleSafe™ sump pump, ensuring efficient water redirection away from the house.