Before & After Photos

This project focused on rebuilding and improving the drainage of an existing window well. The team started by removing and disposing of the old materials, then cleared out excess soil and debris to create six inches of proper clearance beneath the window. A clean layer of stone was added to promote better water drainage and stability.

A new window well was constructed using treated lumber for long-lasting protection. To further prevent moisture buildup, a drainage mat was installed along the exterior and finished neatly with a mould strip at the top edge. The area was then backfilled with soil and completed with a custom-made aluminum grill, providing a durable, clean, and secure finish.

In this project, we repaired a foundation crack to stop water from getting in and to strengthen the wall. We used a special injection method to seal the crack and then reinforced the area with carbon fiber for added structural support. 

For this project, we removed the old window well materials and cleaned up the area. To improve drainage and create enough space under the window, we cleared away extra soil and added clean stone. Then, we built a brand-new window well using pressure-treated wood and added a special drainage mat to help water flow away properly. The top edge of the mat was sealed with a mold strip for a clean finish, and we reused the existing soil to backfill the area.

Sump from today in Surrey, the drain backs up so we're connecting it into our sump and discharge out to a landscape

This project focused on improving the cleanliness and condition of the crawl space. Heating ducts and sewer lines were carefully wiped down, spider webs and loose debris were removed, and the floor was cleaned. Efflorescence was also vacuumed from the affected surfaces to help improve the appearance and overall condition of the space.

The result is a cleaner, better-maintained crawl space that supports a healthier environment beneath the home and prepares the area for future protection if needed.