Crack In Foundation Wall Leads To Wet Basement
This crack clearly letting water into the basement. Sealants are only temporary when it comes to keeping water out. This homeowner needs a fix that will keep water off the basement floor for years to come.
Concrete Excavated In Small Area To Begin Waterproofing
We start by breaking up the concrete below the crack and digging out an area a few gallons in size. This will be our drywell that any incoming water will be directed to. The water will then be allowed to leach back into the soil and out of the basement.
Drywell Filled With Stone To Prepare For New Concrete
The drywell is filled with crushed stone before the concrete is ultimately replaced.
Crack Sealed And Covered In Wet Haslett, MI Basement
The crack was covered with a foam layer followed by a mold and mildew resistant layer over top. The foam creates a space for water to travel down the wall between the concrete and plastic layers. The water is directed into the drywell and out of the basement.
Concrete Is Replaced To Finish Crack Waterproofing
Once the crack is sealed and covered and the drywell is filled with stone, we're ready to replace the concrete. The job is then complete and will last for years to come. This solution to a foundation wall crack is reliable, pleasing to the eye, and quickly installed.