Before & After Photos

Many people believe that their wet basement can’t be fixed. Perhaps because it’s been leaking for decades, such as this one in St. Thomas, Ontario. Once homeowners learn about our interior waterproofing process, and how our products and services work together to create - and keep - a basement dry, it can become life changing!

Imagine, never worrying about a heavy rain. No more damp, musty smells (caused by allergens!). No more ruined items. No more embarrassment about a wet basement!

If you believe your leaky basement is beyond help, we invite you to contact us for a complimentary inspection and written estimate: 1-866-375-9990

Problem:  Even newer homes can have problem basements. This basement often felt damp and smelled musty. Excess water vapour was entering the space from the unsealed sump pump lid.

Solution: To help control humidity, we installed the super quiet and efficient SaniDry™ Sedona Dehumidifier. It’s connected directly to their updated sump pump system, so with regular maintenance, these homeowners will never have to worry about excess moisture or a damp feeling basement again.

Inspector:  Cory

Foreman: Justin

Problem:  This home had a problem with flooding in the crawl space, creating wet, undesirable environment

Solution: An important element of a dry crawl space is a reliable sump pump system. Without one, a crawl space will still be vulnerable to groundwater, as well as unnoticed plumbing leaks. Our SmartSump system is designed for crawl spaces.

Inspector:  Adam M

Foreman: Justin

Problem:  This below grade entrance was causing problems for these homeowners as it was built without a proper drainage system in place. The area was wet, a slip and fall hazard in the winter months, and the concrete floor was flaking away.  

Solution: Our specialists repaired the concrete, installed a trench drain in the floor of the entrance and directed the outlet to drain in the newly updated TripleSafe Sump Pump system.

Now the homeowners are once again enjoying the benefits of their below grade entrance!

Inspector:  Adam M

Foreman: Justin

Problem:  Window wells are necessary to keep the structure around a window draining properly, keep water and debris away from the window and to improve egress.

Solution: We installed window wells on all the basement windows of this home.

Inspector: Rick

Foreman: Justin