Before & After Photos

A customer from Jamestown, RI already had an existing sump pump in his unfinished basement. It wasn't in the best condition since it hasn't been cleaned in years. He was looking for a bigger and better system; so our production crew installed a TripleSafe sump pump that our service team can perform annual maintenance checks on to clean the sumps so they won't experience an issue similar to this again! 

This homeowner in Jamestown, RI reached out to us about their leaky basement windows. Our inspector, Andy, went out to the home and he drew up a plan to replace them with our trusted waterproof windows. On installation day, our foreman, Damien, and his crew replaced the leaky windows with our EverLast windows. They also installed our Sunhouse window enclosures on the outside of the windows to prevent a majority of the rain from reaching the window well. Now the homeowner doesn't have to worry about their basement windows letting water into their home!

This homeowner in North Attleboro, MA had plans to replace the basement windows but wanted to make sure that they would be protected from any leaking. Our SunHouse window wells are perfect for this, they will keep water away from the window but still allow natural light to shine through into the basement.

A homeowner in North Attleboro, MA needed a better sump pump for his unfinished basement. He lives in an area where the water table is relatively high all the time, so his current sump pump wasn't powerful enough to pump out all that water, especially if there was a heavy rainstorm. That's when we came in, we replaced it with a brand new TripleSafe sump pump that is powerful enough to pump out up to 6,200 gallons of water per hour! So heavy rainstorms shouldn't be a problem for this homeowner in years to come! 

A homeowner in North Attleboro, MA noticed surface water building up where his bulkhead is. Typically with bulkheads, there are openings that allow debris and water to pass through. Our installation of a TrenchDrain will collect any of that surface water at the stairway!