Before & After Photos

This basement had water seeping in so consistently that it's likely there is a spring in the area. Not being able to store anything on the floor and the effects of mold were the deciding factors to get a waterproofing system installed.

It is amazing the difference of these 2 doors! The 1st door is not sufficient at making sure water and air do not intrude into the crawl space. The 2nd is a waterproof secure Everlast door. 

Because society deems necessary, and building code is written to have crawl spaces vented: that is how homes are built. 

Science has proven that this offers many problems and what we do is close those vents and seal those holes, and encapsulate your crawl space to make sure that water and air are not penetrating your home and causing problems! 

This Kentucky family had a mess of problems that stemmed from having a leaky crawl space. 
Because of the excessive amount of moisture in their space, it caused mold. The mold even started growing in their living quarters AND there was a lingering musty smell in both areas. 
The moisture had caused mold to grow on their wood beams as well, which weakened them and created soft spots! They also complained of cold floors during the winter. but no worries. After they met with our inspector he ensured them he had a lasting solution for them! We encapsulated their crawl space and installed our durable EverLast Door! 

EverLast crawl space doors from Basement Systems are made from ½-in.-thick PVC plastic that is just about indestructible. Unlike wood crawl space doors, EverLast doors will never warp, crack, shrink or require maintenance or painting. An air and water seal is certain, thanks to the heavy-duty weatherstripping that comes with each EverLast door. 

We have very happy customers thanks to our nationally backed products and experienced crew!

Another transformation from wet and nasty to dry and safe!