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Mid-State Basement Systems

Myles Machado

Nova Basement Systems

Title: Foreman
Myles Machado from Nova Basement Systems

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To help mitigate water in a dirt crawlspace and redirect to a discharge system, we dug trenches where we laid out filter cloth to minimize sediment getting into system, and installed four-inch slotted drain tile and connected the drain tile to discharge-system sump pit. We backfilled with stone to help further filter any water enters the tile. Next, we dug a hole and removed the soil and related debris. We wrapped the sump basin with filter cloth to minimize sediment getting into the basin. We set the sump system and backfilled it with stone, We laid a layer of Drainage Matting...
In order to control excess humidity and moisture in the crawlspace, we installed a Cleanspace Encapsulation liner. We started by installing the wall liner around the full perimeter of the crawlspace. we use 2 1/2 inch plastic anchors to mechanically fastened the encapsulation liner to the foundation wall. We applied CleanSpace Encapsulation along the walls and floors of the crawlspace. The point of the encapsulation is to isolate the airspace from the soil as well as the moisture that is caused by temperature change on the foundation. This allows the air space to be conditioned. Finally,...
In order to stop groundwater seepage onto the basement floor, we jackhammered out the perimeter of the basement, and hauled away all the concrete and related debris. Next we dug a trench and drilled weep holes (in the block walls). We then laid out filter cloth in that trench to minimize sediment getting into system and installed our WaterGuard system on the foundation footing, and finally backfilled with river rock stone, and mortared over the top. We also broke out the floor and dug down around the existing sump pit and installed a professional basin with drainage stone and a...
In order to prevent water from pooling in the crawlspace from exterior seepage, we installed a full perimeter interior dewatering system with the sump pump. We dug an interior drainage trench system, roughly 12 inche wide throughout the perimeter of the crawlspace. Inside the trenches we laid filter cloth that covers the entire bed of soil and ran the tile to a SuperSump pump. Lastly, we placed a bed of stone over the tile to allow extra drainage and to cover the trench. We placed a SuperSump pump in the south east corner with the plumbing running out the side of the...
To help route water away from the structure, we removed a layer of top soil along the trench path. We then dug a trench, and created a hole at end of the trench to install a destination drywell box. We then installed a four-inch, solid drain tile in the trench, added a layer of stone in the bottom of the drywell hole, and placed a drywell box on top of the stone. After attaching the drain tile to the box, we then added additional stone around the sides of the box, and laid filter cloth over the top of the stone to minimize dirt getting into the system. Finally, we backfilled the trench with...
We cut out existing flooring as needed in this shallow crawlspace. We then hand dug and poured three concrete footings and installed six treated beams and eighteen steel jack posts. We added a sealed entryway to help prevent moisture and humidity from entering the crawlspace. Lastly, we applied a CleanSpace vapor barrier and Aprilaire dehumidifier with condensate pump to complete this project.
We buried and extended gutter downspout extensions, approximately 15 feet away from home, and terminated into a grate box and drywell of stone.
The first phase of this project was to add a concrete cap on top of the Michigan ledge, and fix areas that are pitched back to the exterior wall. We concreted roughly a 1 inch thick cap and installed a SuperSump. The second phase was to install a layer of CleanSpace from the top of the wall, and down the Michigan ledge foundation, into a DryTrak perimeter system. The CleanSapce will act as a flashing, and will push water though the system to the SuperSump pump. We then ran a discharge line out through the yard about 15 feet so water would not recycle back into the foundation.

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