Before & After Photos

Customer had a standard basement window that was cracked and allowing water to get into the finished basement, the customer reached out to us because they wanted to update the standard window to an Egress with hopes that it would help stop the water from getting into the basement. 

For this basement project we installed an Egress Window a Wellduct, Waterguard and a SuperSump Pump. The well duct will direct any water getting in through the window well, down the Waterguard which will then flow to the SuperSump to be pumped out of the basement. 

In order to be up to code and call this basement space a legal bedroom, the customer needed to have an Egress Window installed. We came out and installed a 48" x 48" Slider Egress Window.

This basement not only needed a Cleanspace Vapor Barrier, Waterguard and SuperSump Pump to correct the water seepage, but also needed Flexispan to correct some cracks along the walls and our Geo Lock Anchor System to correct the bowing in wall. 

New Rockwell egress window and well in Ellicott City. 

This customer was in need of a sump pump upgrade so we delivered -  in the form of a SuperSump pump system with a cast iron pump, capable of pumping up to 2,300 gallons per hour, a heavy-duty liner with an airtight lid that keeps moisture and critters from coming up into the basement, and a WaterWatch Alarm system which alerts you if the water in your sump gets higher than the point where the pump should turn on, giving you time to address the problem before damage occurs. 

Another wise choice by this homeower was our SaniDry Sedona, lovingly referred to as the “Pint-Sized Powerhouse” for its high performance and high efficiency. Small enough to fit in a crawlspace, powerful enough to pull 100 pints of moisture out of the air per day and to move 300 cubic feet per minute (yup, I said minute) of that dry air around your space, and by way of a discharge hose, it automatically drains into your sump system. A true set it and forget it! As an added bonus, the SaniDry’s “duet” filter removes airborne allergens like mold spores, dust and the #1 offender, dust mite droppings!

Although not at all hard on the eyes, this small giant can be tucked away out of site and vented with ductwork into the rooms of your choosing.   

Move over store-bought dehumidifiers. You don’t stand a chance against a Sedona!!