Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

The TrenchDrain System keeps water out of the basement by catching it at the doorway and directing it away. It has a grated drain that collects water right at the entrance, then channels it through a trench to a drainage pipe or sump pump. This way, water won't seep into the basement and cause any damage.

We installed an exterior discharge line after waterproofing this basement to ensure any water collected by the system is safely directed away from the home. This prevents water from pooling near the foundation and keeps the basement dry and protected. It’s a simple but effective way to maintain the results of the waterproofing and avoid future issues.

Our interior waterproofing system ran along the perimeter of this basement and expelled the unwanted water. This eliminated the home’s leaking basement problem.

Water seepage into the finished walls of this basement was extremely concerning. To prevent the basement area from being completely ruined, we installed our perimeter waterproofing system under the floor.

Sometimes, burying a downspout and piping it to a needed location requires going under existing parts of the landscape. We routed this downspout correctly and re-poured the concrete that had to be removed.