Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Buffalo, NY, called in because water was leaking into the basement from the space where the floor and wall meet, as well as the corners. No water actually touched the floor, however the concrete had severe discoloration from being wet. Frank's had just the solution.

First, Frank's sealed the cracks with Xypex, a crystalline solution that expands and hardens to stop the flow of water from its source. Then, our crew wrapped the basement in our patented BrightWall wall panels. These wall panels are inorganic, so these panels cannot grow mold nor let any moisture into the basement. This homeowner can now finish their basement with confidence that no water will seep through!

Katie, from Buffalo, NY, called Frank's when she noticed efflorescence on her basement floor. Since efflorescence commonly appears in moist conditions and as a chalky white substance. To combat this, our crew installed our patented, award-winning SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier.

Audry from Buffalo, NY, noticed water leak into her basement from a vertical crack along her foundation wall. Our crew came in, sealed the crack with our Xypex Repair solution, then installed our inorganic BrightWall paneling as another layer of protection to prevent any water from leaking into Audry's basement. 

When Dan D., from Buffalo, New York, noticed several wall cracks in the foundation of his home, he called the foundation experts at Frank's Basement Systems for help. Our crew went in and sealed the cracks with our Xypex Repair solution, then installed a panel of our BrightWall paneling to channel any future water seepage straight to the drainage system. Dan can now feel confident in his dry basement!

When Katy B. noticed a crack in her basement foundation wall leaking water, she decided to call the experts at Frank's Basements for help. Our crew went out to Katy's home in Buffalo, New York, and first, sealed the crack with our Xypex solution, then installed our patented drainage system to keep any water from touching her basement floor again.