Before & After Photos

This home in Westwood, MA had a sump pump "system" in place. A submersible pump in a bucket that was placed into the ground. It could not keep up with the water and it was constantly getting clogged because of the open 'liner'. Our crew installed the SuperSump system which created a closed system. We also poured a new concrete floor in this basement.

The home owner in Taunton, Massachusetts had one problem area in their basement and finally wanted it taken care of by a professional. They had tried fixing the crack multiple times on their own but decided it was time to get the repair done. Our system design specialist Jay Hanrahan proposed a FlexiSpan system to prevent the water from seeping through the crack. 

The soil around your foundation is filled with water, and even the smallest crack will allow this groundwater to seep into your basement. The first step to repairing a leaky wall crack is installing one of our drainage systems. We then use an industry-changing polyurethane sealant called FlexiSpan to seal the crack. This flexible sealant will never dry or crack and can flex to the natural movement of your foundation wall, ensuring a completely waterproofing seal with a warranty for the lifetime of the home. For this particular job in Taunton, we recommended adding a layer of CleanSpace Wall (a 20 mil vapor barrier) for additional protection.

This 3-foot concrete basement was getting water that was starting to seep over onto the finished side. We installed a SuperSump to pump the water out before it did any damage on the other side of the basement

Our team helped out a customer in the town of Newtonville, Mass. There was high humidity in the basement and the air quality was not good. When it would rain there was some water that would stay on the floor after seeping through the cracks. With the help of Stephen Brennan, our system design specialist, they came up with a solution to keep the basement dry.