The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

We used Polylevel injections to raise a concrete landing slab that had sunken into the soil. Now the landing sits above the soil.

This home had a dirt crawl space, exposing moisture, dirt, bugs, and cold air to their home. We encapsulated it with our CleanSpace liner and insulated it with our SilverGlo panels. 

We solved this wet basement issue by installing our system of basement interior perimeter waterproofing. Shown is wet concrete covering WaterGuard drains, the TripleSafe sump pump, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, and BrightWall panels. 

This home in Cincinnati, Ohio had a downgrade patio that was attracting water because the surrounding retaining wall was passing water when it rained. This was resulting in pools of water sitting on their patio, which could lead water right into their basement if it rained enough. Since this home was only flooding because of water that was coming from the patio, we didn't propose an interior waterproofing solution like we normally do. Instead, we installed an exterior system that included, various downspouts, trench drains, catch basins, and perforated drains. No need for a sump pump, since we installed a good amount of downspouts that will do all the work needed thanks to gravity. The result gave the customer a good piece of mind knowing their basement is, and will be, dry. 

This pool area was falling apart for a variety of reasons. The concrete was poured on the thinner side and the soil underneath it was moving. The pool also carries a lot of gravity, so it is common to see pool areas with cracks. We were able to inject PolyLevel foam under the concrete to stop it the concrete from breaking. We then sealed the cracks with a matching color to make the area look nice and clean again.