Before & After Photos

In Hopkinton, MA this basement was seeing water seeping from the floor in a corner of the room. With the desire to get that water before it got onto the floor, a SuperSump Plus was installed. The liner sits below the floor and is able to collect the water in that corner under the surface and pump it out. For a solution that makes a big difference, it’s a small modification that only takes up a little area of the basement. 

This homeowner in Hopkinton, MA was unsatisfied with their current bucket sump pump. It was a nice little project the homeowner did, but he was looking for something more official. Our production crew was able to replace his old sump with out Super Sump sump pump that comes with a built-in backup battery powered electrical pump!

A customer from Hopkinton, MA reached out to us because his current sump pump in his garage had a float switch that wasn't functioning properly. This meant that it wasn't turning on when it was supposed to, so we installed our TripleSafe sump pump as a reliable replacement since we can provide maintenance checks to ensure the longevity of the system! 

This family in Hopkinton, MA was getting ready to finish their basement but wanted to make some upgrades before doing so, including their windows and waterproofing the space to protect their investment! Along with the waterproofing, our team was able to upgrade their basement windows with our EverLast Window Inserts. These inserts are custom made to fit in the existing opening and add a new and clean look to the basement, a perfect upgrade to a soon to be finished space!

Pictured above are before and after photos of a crack in Greenville, RI. This homeowner first contacted us due to cracks appearing around a window in the basement and within the living room ceiling of the home. Soon after, the homeowner removed the interior side of the wall from the basement and discovered a crack big enough to fit his fist through! Our inspector went out to visit the home to take a look. It was determined the front right side of the home was sinking. The home needed 7 push piers to try and lift the home. After the home was successfully lifted 4 inches, the crack in the window was almost unrecognizable!