Before & After Photos

To stop water from coming through a foundation crack, we injected it with a high-pressure polyurethane resin. This creates a flexible seal that moves with the foundation and keeps water out. Then, we reinforced the area with a strong carbon fiber weave and epoxy to add long-lasting structural support. 

In this project, we started by sealing up some foundation cracks to prevent water from getting into the home. After making sure the area was clean and smooth, we tested it from the outside with water to confirm everything was sealed properly. We also cleaned the space thoroughly, removing debris and vacuuming it. 

Next, we installed a new drainage system under the concrete floor. We dug a trench, placed a pipe to carry water away from the home, and then poured new concrete to close it back up, leaving the area neat and secure.

We also installed a new pump system to help remove any water that might collect under the home. It includes an alarm to alert the homeowner of high water levels.

To wrap up the job, we sealed the crawl space with a heavy-duty moisture barrier, going partway up the walls. This helps control humidity, improves air quality inside the home, and protects the overall structure.

This project was all about protecting the home from basement flooding and giving the homeowners peace of mind. A new primary sump pump system was installed to efficiently collect and remove groundwater, helping keep the basement dry during heavy rain or rising water conditions. The system includes a sealed cover and an alarm to alert homeowners if water levels increase.

To provide extra protection, a battery backup pump system was also installed. This ensures the sump pump continues working even during power outages, one of the most common times for flooding to occur. With built-in alarms and long-term warranty coverage, this setup offers reliable, around-the-clock protection and helps safeguard the home from unexpected water damage.

What have we done in this house?

-The galvanized mesh was laid on the crawl space dirt floor with a coating of concrete to prevent rodents from tunneling into the crawlspace. 

-Insulation to help keep the house warmer.

-Cleanspace vapor barrier was installed to help with the musty smell and to help control a highly humid crawlspace.

-Drain Mat was installed to help protect the vapor barrier. It will also allow water to pass under the liner 

This project focused on improving water management in the crawl space by installing an interior drainage system beneath the floor. The new drainage line was connected to the existing drain tile system to help collect and direct water away more effectively.

To complete the installation, the existing crawl space liner was carefully rolled back and then resealed and taped once the drainage system was in place to maintain a proper moisture barrier. An access port was also installed to allow future maintenance and inspection of the system.

In addition, sections of the wall were rough cut as shown in the project plan to allow for the drainage installation.

These upgrades help improve water control, protect the crawl space from moisture buildup, and support long-term foundation protection.