Before & After Photos

This customer had a finished basement that they were looking to upgrade the flooring. Currently the floor was wall to wall with beige carpet and they wanted to go for more of a hardwood floor look. Putting real hardwood floor in a basement is never a good idea, waterproofed or not, one pipe leak and that floor is ruined. Our inspector Tim Schlegel arrived at the property with some flooring samples and the winner was our ThermalDry Elite Plank flooring in Espresso.

Our ThermalDry Elite Plank flooring has a luxurious wood look and feel and is inorganic and water resistant. The flooring is also equipped with raised pegs that will suspend the planks above the cold, damp concrete floor which can make the surface temperature up to 10 degrees warmer.

This customer just recently waterproofed his basement and was ready to start the stages of turning this basement in to a multi purpose room. The first stage we completed and will be shown is the installation of a ceiling and our TBF Everlast Wall System.

Our TBF Wall System is made of durable, hard-surface panels that will withstand daily use without surface damage. These panels are washable, mold and stain resistant and future SilverGlo, which is our high density, waterproof foam insulation. We also installed our Non Organic ceiling tiles which comes with a 30 year warranty against any sagging or mold.

This project was for a highly satisfied customer of ours. We had just completed an install of our EverLast Wall System and Ceiling Tiles and the customer requested a free quote for flooring. We sent the original inspector, Joshua Jackson, out to his home to provide some flooring samples and help pick the best flooring system for this basement. Once the final product was chosen, by customer request, we sent foreman Chris Cote, back out to install.

This installation consisted of our Canyon Beige, ThermalDry Tile Flooring. Our ThermalDry flooring is great for basements, it turns the hard, cold concrete into comfortable flooring. The ThermalDry tiles are inorganic, water resistant tiles that have pegs on the bottom to provide air space and a thermal break.

This customer had a finished basement that had 3 bedrooms, but before these bedrooms could become livable spaces, there needed to be an emergency exit in play. The customer reached out to us to install 3 Egress windows, one in each of the bedrooms. Egress windows are not only good for a quick and safe way to exit the basement in case of an emergency, but these windows also allow in a lot of natural light making the bedroom brighter causing you to use less electric via having the light on during the day. 

The customer chose to have 3, Slider Egress Windows with Rockwells and Rockwell Covers installed along with WellDucts that would tie in to the current waterproofing system.

Customer had a finished basement with minimal natural light and asked that we come out to install an Egress Window for them. An Egress window is a large opening that is large enough to escape out of incase of emergencies and is also a way to allow in a lot of natural lighting. 

We first had to do a dig out and cut through the poured foundation, once we had the opening for the window we then installed a 27 x 45 In-Swing Egress with an Egress well, ladder, metal grate and cover.