Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This basement had one side that was leaking water due to poor downgrading slope near their foundation. Rather than paying a lot of money, time, and space to moving the soil around the foundation, we decided to just waterproof one side of the basement, a rather simple process. With WaterGuard, a TripleSafe, and a discharge line, this home was now waterproof. 

This home had some large cracks in its basement, allowing water to seep in. We installed FlexiSpan for the cracks, effectively stopping water from coming by the cracks. However, water was also coming up through the floor. To fix this, we installed WaterGuard and a Super Sump. Lastly, we installed BrightWall paneling, giving the basement a nice finished look. The owner can now finish the basement however they like, without having to worry about water damage. 

This crawl space had multiple walls that had rather large cracks in them. To fix them, we installed FlexiSpan over the cracks. FlexiSpan is able to cover up the look of the cracks, as well as waterproof the cracks. 

This home in Richmond, Kentucky had a basement that kept leaking water. So much so that the dry wall was growing mold and it was a pain to the customer to keep having to manually dry it out. When we came in we did our normal waterproofing job of WaterGuard, SuperSump, and a discharge line. The owner was happy with our job. 

A Shelbyville, Kentucky homeowner was having problems with water seeping into the basement through cracks in the foundation walls.  The homeowner called The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky and met with Matt, a Certified Inspector, who recommended that FlexiSpan Crack Repair System and BrightWall Panels be installed to resolve this problem for the homeowner.

FlexiSpan Wall Crack Repair is a patented crack repair system developed by Basement Systems.  The FlexiSpan Crack Repair goes beyond epoxy or urethane injection and repairs the crack permanently and it works every time!  FlexiSpan Crack Repair system uses a bead of sealant, a FlexiSpan Foam Drain Strip, and a sealant overlay.  The bead of sealant will, in most cases, stop the water from seeping into the basement.  If there is any water at all that gets past the sealant the water will drain into the foam strip and into the drainage below.  A sealant overlay is applied over the repair creating a sealed patch from top to bottom. 

BrightWall Panels are 4x8 sheets of plastic paneling attached to the walls with special drilled-in fasteners.  The BrightWall Panels stop water from permeating your walls and drain wall leaks down into the drainage below.