Torn Up Basement Floor
The home's previous owners had dug out the floor, which left it a mess of dirt, gravel, and random shards of concrete.
Crumbling Basement
This slanted stone wall and dirt pile floor made the basement unpleasant and unsafe.
Crumbling Stone Wall
When stone walls start to deteriorate, there isn't much you can do to brace them. That's why Shotcrete - which creates a new concrete wall on top of the existing wall - is an efficient, economical option.
Waterproofing in Progress
We used a waterproofing system designed specifically for dirt floors since the basement floor had been dug out.
Buried Discharge Lines
By installing Lawnscape outlets, we can bury the discharge lines so they don't interfere with landscaping or present a trip hazard.
Concrete Drying
Once the waterproofing system and sump pump were installed, we began pouring a new floor.
Burying Discharge Lines
By digging a line of sod and removing a piece of the sidewalk, we were able to bury the discharge line far out into the yard to avoid water seeping back into the foundation.
New Concrete Floor Replaces Dirt
Instead of jagged concrete remnants, gravel, and dirt, the basement now has a real floor.
Formerly Crumbling Basement Restored with New Concrete
Between the Shotcrete on the wall and a newly poured floor, this once crumbling basement is now a much more pleasant space.
