The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

This home was experiencing water intrusions every time it rained. In order to eliminate water and the musty smells, we installed our interior perimeter waterproofing system. This included a WaterGuard drainage system, a TripleSafe sump pump, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. No longer will this basement leak.

The concrete pad just outside of this garage had sunken into the dirt. This had become annoying for the homeowner because every time they pulled their lawn mower out, it would not be a smooth process. It was also a pretty dangerous tripping hazard, as the garage was a place where they moved heavy items in and out of. We fixed the gap by injecting our PolyLevel foam underneath the concrete pad in little pea-sized holes. Afterwards, the concrete pad was flush with the garage floor, making life a whole lot easier for this homeowner. 

The basement in this home was damp and was ruining every rug they laid down over the floor. They wanted water to stop ruining their rugs, so we got to work. We installed a full perimeter WaterGuard system underneath the basement floor and a TripleSafe sump pump right near the electrical outlet. The discharge from the pump goes far away from the home in the yard. 

This sunken and uneven concrete slab had become a nuisance to the homeowners. Located right outside of their back door, this was where their kids, dogs, and friends frequented. You see, because the slab had sunked so far, dirt, leaves, and other debris easily gathered on top of the stoop. If the homeowner did not sweep the slab everyday, their kids would be sure to track all of that debris into their home. We made sure that this slab would no longer be a magnet for leaves by raising it 3-4 inches with our foam jacking methods. Now, the homeowners don't have to worry about sweeping every day. 

This crawl space had gravel all along the floor, which is better than dirt, but still not good enough to skip a moisture barrier. We installed CleanSpace liner across the whole crawl space to keep moisture out, saving the wooden beams from rot. The liner also keeps moldy air out and helps insulate a bit.