Before & After Photos

This home in Medfield, MA had their basement walls insulated with SilverGlo! Take a look!

This customer in Weston, MA wasn't too thrilled when he saw water flooding into his partially finished basement. He did own a sump pump, but he wouldn't have called us if his sump pump was reliable! Turns out, his system wasn't even engaging so it was time to move on. With the help of our inspectors suggestion and the installment by our production team, we were able to replace this faulty sump pump with our TripleSafe sump pump! Why is this system more reliable? It's equipped with 3 pumps, consists of a backup battery for power outages and is warrantied by us! 

This customer from Wellesley, MA wanted to have a vapor barrier installed onto her basement walls because pf how humid it felt down there. During rain season in the spring, it can get very humid at times, and that can translate into the basement. When moisture is constantly seeping through the walls, it can build up and cause mold growth. To prevent this, we lined up the walls with CleanSpace wall vapor barrier, which is our thick, polyethylene material that keeps moisture out! 

A homeowner in Wellesley, MA reached out to us because they had worked with us in the past on a different property of theirs and wanted a sump pump system upgrade for this property as well. Our inspector, Trevor, went to the home to assess the basement and drew up a solution to have the contractor grade  sump pump removed and replaced with our much more reliable system. On installation day, our crew, lead by Foreman Kervin, removed the existing sump pump and replaced it with our SuperSump Plus sump pump which can pump over 2,000 gallons of water per hour at an eight foot head. On the outside of the home, the crew set up our IceGuard discharge line system to prevent flooding in the event of a clogged or frozen discharge line. Now that the SuperSump Plus is protecting this basement from water, the homeowner can have peace of mind.

This Seekonk, MA home was dealing with some seeping water coming from the edges of the walls. To help with this we installed Waterguard drainage system to collect the water and lead it to the sump pump system. After the install process is complete and the cement dries, you can barely even tell the drain is there besides a small opening along the wall to collect the seepage.