Before & After Photos

The basement in this Parkville, MD home had drywall damaged by water and mold growth. To begin, we removed the old drywall and repaired the foundation walls using carbon fiber wall straps. Then we installed the WaterGuard drainage system and TripleSafe sump pump to help prevent future water problems. We then installed Total Basement Finishing waterproof wall panels which are covered by a 50-year warranty against water and mold damage. Much better than drywall! We also finished the basement floors with ThermalDry flooring, which is designed specifically for basement conditions. Now the basement is dry AND comfortable!  

At this property in Parkville, MD, the laundry room area of the basement collects a lot of water seepage from heavy rain and also in the winter after snow melts. After evaluating the water problem, we installed the below-grade WaterGuard drainage system and SuperSump sump pump. This system provides a permanent solution to help prevent basement flooding and also collects water from wall leaks that will be redirected into the below-grade drain.

In this finished basement the homeowner was experiencing wall leakage from the rain. We installed our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system around the perimeter of the home to capture any type of water coming from the wall. Above the WaterGuard we trimmed the wall, hauled away the debris and installed our CleanSpace Vapor barrier on the contracted walls to permanently prevent moisture.

This homeowner was in need of a new sump pump due to the old one not kicking on during heavy rain. The team installed our cast-iron Zoeller M53 pump that is built for quality, durability and is capable of pumping 2,600-6,200 gallons per hour. Connected to the pump we also installed our UltraSump battery back-up incase any power outage occurs which will keep your basement dry and water free. 

At this Baltimore home, we installed our LawnScape well at the end of the underground extended PVC pipe. We removed and hauled away the old concrete and then poured new concrete for the front pad and sidewalk. By extending the PVC pipe this will keep your water system flowing and pumping the max away from the home, keep it dry.