Before & After Photos

Water seepage had begun in this basement. The physical signs on the walls was proof enough for the homeowners to act. This internal waterproofing system with a sump pump and vapor barrier on the wall has dramatically improved the basement’s air quality and reduced mold growth.

Throughout this crawl space there was unused square footage of the home filled with ripped plastic, dirt, and moisture. We installed a vapor barrier across the entire crawl space, waterproofed it using EzFlow and a sump pump, and installed a dehumidifier. These products allow the area to be usable, it protects the home from flooding, mold, and improves the air quality overall.

This unprotected dirt crawl space was primed for mold growth. The moisture in the air and debris on the ground deteriorated the air quality to the point that the homeowner was having breathing difficulties. We cleaned it out, added a vapor barrier and dehumidifier that improves the air quality.

Full of garbage, torn plastic, and experiencing early signs of water seepage this crawl space facilitated a less than desirable atmosphere. For a home, the crawl space is very important to keep dry and maintain good air quality that flows through the rest of the house. We were able to remove the debris and protect this home by waterproofing it, installing a vapor barrier, and a dehumidifier.

This basement was experiencing mold growth from constant water intrusion and was being used mainly for storage for the homeowners. Our interior waterproofing system using WaterGuard along the edge of the block wall works perfectly. It keeps the water from idling and building up inside the wall and fits along the perimeter being almost entirely concealed and able store items on top of it after installation.