Carolina Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In this Lewisville, NC home, the homeowners were experiencing major standing water and poor surface drainage in the front yard. Water frequently collected near the foundation and landscaping, causing soggy soil, erosion, and increased moisture concerns around the home. Our team identified that the yard did not have a proper way to channel water away from the property, which can lead to long-term structural and moisture issues if left unaddressed.

To solve this, our crew installed a surface drain and a buried discharge line to give water a dedicated path away from the home. After excavating the problem area, we positioned a durable catch basin at the low point and tied it into a PVC drainage line that directs runoff away from the foundation. Once the system was secured, everything was carefully backfilled, leveled, and prepped so it can naturally blend back into the homeowner’s yard. This new drainage system will help prevent pooling, protect the foundation, and keep the lawn healthier year-round.

Sinking and cracking began to push this concrete carport away from the house. We listed it back into place and sealed the cracks to protect it from further damage.

Stranding pools of water sat along these basement floors. Water kept getting inside this area via the space where the walls and floor met. Our expert crew waterproofed this basement by installing a SuperSump pump system and our subfloor drainage system, WaterGuard. Designed to capture water at its very entry point, with WaterGuard water won't ever have a chance to reach the basement floors. 

Water seepage was in every wall of this basement. The interior sump pump system we installed waterproofs the basement from the inside and works seamlessly against the walls and floor.

To save this crawl space from moisture and water damage taking control of it, we had to clean it out and install a vapor barrier and sump pump system. The ripped plastic and ruined insulation were creating a very moist and nasty crawl space that would breed mold and invite nesting creatures.