The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky Before & After Photos

This concrete sidewalk had sunken into the soil, causing minor cracks to appear. We raised the slabs with our foam jacking method, which is able to raise and stabilize the slabs within an hour. To see exactly how far we raised the slabs, look towards the gap between the brick at the bottom of the front door and the concrete sidewalk in the before picture, and compare it to the after photo.

This wet crawl space was falling apart before we encapsulated it with all of our products in Georgetown, Kentucky. After we sealed the entire crawl space by surrounding it with our CleanSpace vapor barrier, the homeowners were very pleased with the result. Not only does the crawl space look great, but it is now functionally great and will protect this homes foundation.

As a trusted concrete repair contractor in Georgetown, KY, we were called to help with this sunken driveway. Over time, several of the concrete slabs had settled unevenly, causing cracks and trip hazards. We lifted the slabs back into place using PolyLevel®, creating a smooth, level surface. To finish the job, we sealed the cracks and joints with NexusPro®, protecting the driveway from water intrusion and future damage. Be sure to scroll through the photos to see how this driveway was restored!

This Georgetown, KY homeowner had an outdated sump pump that struggled to keep up during heavy rain, leaving their basement vulnerable to flooding. We replaced their old system with our TripleSafe sump pump, which provides triple the protection. The TripleSafe includes a powerful primary pump, a secondary pump for backup, and a battery-powered unit that keeps working even during power outages. After the upgrade, the homeowner now has a reliable waterproofing system built to handle any storm with complete peace of mind.

In Georgetown, KY, this home’s basement was beginning to show signs of stress from heavy hydrostatic pressure along an outside corner of the foundation. Water intrusion and shifting soils had caused cracks and leaks, and the corner walls were starting to lean inward. Contributing factors may have included poor grading, loose backfill, undersized gutters, or simply an excess of rainfall.

Fortunately, the homeowner addressed the issue early. Our team stabilized the two affected walls using CarbonArmor straps, (as seen in the before photo), preventing any further lateral movement. Once the structure was secure, we moved on to waterproofing the corner with our proprietary system.

We installed subfloor WaterGuard drains in perimeter trenches and set a SuperSump basin in the corner. A 1/3 HP Zoeller pump was placed inside the basin, then sealed with an airtight lid. To finish, we concealed the drainage system with new concrete and covered the stabilized walls with BrightWall panels. These panels not only provide a clean, finished look by hiding the carbon straps but also add protection against future moisture thanks to their waterproof composition. This homeowner was happy enough to leave us a five star google review.