Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homeowner's basement was leaking badly, and their old sump pump couldn't keep up. That's usually when people call us—because they want a real, long-term solution for their leaky, damp basement. 

Our solution starts with TripleSafe®, the most reliable pumping system in the world. A sump pump is a necessary element of a basement waterproofing system, and our TripleSafe® protects homeowners against the most common pump problems, such as pump failure, power failure, and a single pump falling behind water volume on any given day. This product is very thoughtfully designed, including its lid, which prevents water from humidifying your basement (unlike open air sump pumps), an insert for dehumidifiers to drain directly into the pump, and a WaterWatcher® alarm to alert you of any problems before damage occurs. 

Paired with our SaniDry Sedona—the world's most powerful dehumidifier for its size—this homeowner's basement is now dry for the long haul. There's no better feeling for your mind and your wallet than knowing your purchase will provide permanent benefits for you and your home. 

To fix this wet basement, we installed our WaterGuard drainage system specifically engineered to catch seepage and groundwater. Then, we connected it to our TripleSafe sump pump system, which removes up to 6,400 gallons per hour out of the basement. 

After having a wall excavated and resealed, a recent customer was still concerned about the amount of water leaking from it. Our team installed DryTrak around the basement to control the moisture levels.

To prevent their basement from flooding, this homeowner needed a stronger pump. They chose our TripleSafe© which includes two cast iron pumps and a D/C operated pump, ensuring that their basement stays dry even in times of power failure or higher water volume due to rain. 

Would you believe that these floors have no wood at all? After waterproofing their basement, this homeowner chose our ThermalDry® Elite Plank Flooring to provide a warmer, more attractive look to their basement without the threat of mold, rot, or buckling. These floors are even easy to remove, dried out, and reinstalled if there ever is a leak. No replacement with new planks required.