The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

This crawl space in Hamilton, OH was in pretty rough shape when the homeowners gave us a call to inspect it for free. We told them it would be wise to block out moisture and to control the humidity levels in the crawl space by encapsulating it to prevent further damage to the wood framing. We encapsulated the tiny crawl space by installing our CleanSpace vapor barrier and an energy efficient dehumidifier. We also told them it would be wise to strengthen the wooden framing of the crawl space by adding some sister joists to certain parts of the crawl space. As for the fiberglass insulation hanging from the ceiling, we told them it would be best to rip the fiberglass out completely and replace it with our foam insulation panels. The SilverGlo foam insulation panels go along the walls of the crawl space and are moisture proof, eliminating the need for new fiberglass insulation in the ceiling. After repairing their crawl space, this family doesn't have to worry about mold, rot, or high energy bills any longer!

We installed a RockWell Window well and an egress window in Fairfield, Ohio.  An egress window provides an easy access out of the basement. The Rockwell Window Well has built-in steps to make it easier to exit the basement.  

This home had a front porch and adjacent sidewalk slabs that were sinking because the soil under the slabs was shifting. We applied PolyLevel foam under the slabs to raise it for good, then we applied Nexus Pro sealant to connect the slabs back to the surrounding wall. 

This home was in need of a waterproofing installation because, well, the home was not waterproof. The products we installed are as follows: A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, a TripleSafe sump pump, a R&R Water Heater, a trench drain, Waterguard, Downspouts, cutwalls, and an Iceguard. 

This concrete drive way had sunken into the soil, causing it to sink away from the garage. This was a nuisance for the homeowner because not only was it a major tripping hazard, it was making driving into the garage a hassle. We raised the concrete slabs back to a flush level by injecting poly level foam through pea-sized holes in the concrete.