Before & After Photos

This customer had a completely new floor poured into their basement. A floor pour happens when the water tables become too high and a new floor needs to be poured over the existing floor. We first place our water control system and drainage matting down prior to the floor being poured over that. We call this the "Cadillac" of all systems! In the pictures, you can see the floor prior to any work being done, and on the second phone, you can see after we've placed our drainage matting down. the next step would be to put down the new concrete floor. 

Corner crack in the foundation that leaked water, we installed our Flexispan in the crack and also installed a small amount of drain tile in the floor around the wall crack. 

This growing Fort Atkinson family knew they were in need of some extra space.  We took their average basement window and turned it into a beautiful window with a lot of natural light.  However, this window isn't just for looks; it adds an extra exit in case of an emergency.  The window is easy to open, the screen removes easily for a quick exit and the built in steps in the well allow even a small child to be able to exit the residence quickly and safely. 

This home in Jefferson, WI had the perfect storage space under the stairs.  The homeowner realized that water was coming in so they did a DIY repair.  Unfortunately that didn't last for long and water came in again.

We installed WaterGuard, BrightWall and a SuperSump to collect the water and pump it back outside.  The storage space is clean and dry and ready to hold all of its contents again.

This is showing the discharge line coming out of the house and buried to a bubble pot.  This takes the water being pumped out of the basement away from the house.  The white item that you see near the house is an IceGuard and that is used if the discharge line becomes frozen.  That will assure that the water doesn't back up into the basement.