Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair Photos

Interior perimeter drainage: we cut the slab, installed our drainage tile below the footer, and re-poured a clean concrete finish.

Full perimeter dimpled wall membrane tied into the sub-floor drainage, freshly poured and cured.

Targeted sub-floor drainage along a chronic seepage wall. Existing shelving stays in place (we work around it).

Demo day: breaking out the slab to expose the footer before the drainage tile goes in.

Rubberized exterior membrane applied directly to the foundation wall. Pairs with re-routed downspout drainage to keep water out for good.

Full excavation to the footer with a new galvanized window well and exterior dimpled drainage board.

Exterior waterproofing in progress. The only way to truly stop water is to go all the way to the footer.

Downspout re-routing with underground PVC. Gets roof water out past the foundation where it belongs.

Foundation excavation underway. Our mini-excavator lets us work in tight side yards without tearing up landscaping.

Fresh primary sump pump install with an airtight lid, check valve, and battery backup tied in on the left.

Sump pump tied directly into the new sub-floor drainage system. Pump discharge exits the wall and pipes away from the foundation.

BEFORE: Typical crawl space we walk into (sagging insulation, dirt floor, moisture damage on the block, and a moldy smell upstairs).

AFTER: Fully encapsulated with a heavy-duty white vapor barrier on the floor and walls. Dry, bright, and safe to store items in.

Wall vapor barrier installed over a cinder-block wall, tied into the sub-floor drainage system below. Ready for finishing.

Large full-basement wall encapsulation. Drainage runs the entire perimeter and ties into a pump pit in the corner.

Same wall, same homeowner. Left side is how we found it (mold, moisture staining, efflorescence). Right side is after our wall encapsulation + drainage install.