Before & After Photos

These Duluth, MN homeowners reached out to DBS when their basement walls began to crack and bow.

DBS Design Specialist Royce Bunn went to the property and provided a free, no-obligation estimate for the work.
Foreman Casey Healey and his production crew installed our PowerBrace™ Wall Bracing System to immediately stabilize the bowing walls. Over time the PowerBrace® System is tightened by our service team to restore the wall to level.

This basement is now permanently stabilized and safe for the family to enjoy.

These Duluth homeowners reached out to DBS for waterproofing and wall stabilization after being referred by a friend.

Design Specialist, Royce Bunn visited the home, assessed the problem, and created a solution for the unwanted water and failing walls. WaterGuard® and our TripleSafe™ Sump Pump were recommended to make sure the basement stays dry all year long. To permanently stabilize the walls our PowerBrace™ Wall Bracing System was installed along the perimeter of the basement. Foreman, Casey Healey, and his production crew successfully installed the products.

The homeowners now enjoy a safe, stable and dry basement!

This customer had a frost problem in the front of their garage so we removed concrete and replaced it with 4'' of foam and a nice new concrete apron! This solution solved the buckling problem once and for all! Also we installed a new retaining wall and insulated garage door.

This basement was leaking and had cracks. They put up poly for when water leaks in, it goes into the drain tile and into the sump pump instead of the basement. The PowerBraces are there to support the foundation. What a difference!

This home had very little insulation protecting it from the unconditioned attic space. In order to remedy this situation we first sprayed in a layer of spray foam insulation around the whole base of the attic. This gave us a good base of insulation to work from and provided a much tighter air seal for the home. Next, we blew in around 18" of cellulose insulation. The combination of these insulation techniques now gives the homeowner a much more comfortable home with very little heat escaping through the attic in the winter.