Carolina Basement Systems Before & After Photos

We used NexusPro to seal the cracked concrete pool deck because it is specifically designed for concrete repair. It offers superior durability, flexibility, and resistance to weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting protection. NexusPro effectively fills and seals cracks, preventing water infiltration, which can cause further damage, and it provides a smooth, safe surface for pool deck use.

In Lexington, NC, this homeowner reached out after noticing cracks and inward bowing in their retaining wall classic signs of lateral soil pressure pushing against the structure. Over time, this kind of pressure can cause serious damage, compromising both the wall and anything it supports above.

To stabilize the wall and stop further movement, our team installed GeoLock Wall Anchors. These anchors connect the failing wall to stable soil away from the home, using steel rods and heavy-duty earth anchors to apply continuous, adjustable tension. The system works immediately to restore stability, with the potential for gradual straightening over time.

This solution protects the structural integrity of the wall, helps prevent future damage, and gives the homeowner long-term peace of mind.

Efflorescence covered the block walls in this basement that indicated water seepage. This intrusion raised the humidity and risked flooding and increased wall cracking. We waterproofed the entire perimeter with WaterGuard and our TripleSafe sump pump.

The TripleSafe Sump Pump was installed to ensure the customer's basement remains dry by providing three levels of protection against water intrusion. This system includes a primary pump for normal conditions, a secondary pump for heavy water flow or primary pump failure, and a battery backup pump to handle power outages. Together, these features offer comprehensive protection against flooding and water damage.

This homeowner's foundation wall in their garage was cracked and tilting. To permanently stabilize the wall, we installed our PowerBrace System. This system uses steel I-beams anchored to the floor and floor joists to counteract the pressure causing the tilt, preventing further movement and restoring structural integrity.