Professional Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair Company Serving Ann Arbor, MI

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI had been experiencing a persistent issue for some time, more specifically, wet and damp walls in their crawl space, especially on one particular wall adjacent to her driveway were beginning to frustrate them. Finally realizing it was time to find a solution for the moisture issue they reached out to us for help.

When our Project Manager arrived and began inspecting the crawl space, he confirmed that the dampness and moisture issues were coming from the exterior wall next to the driveway. He explained to the homeonwer that water could seep into the crawl space through cracks or gaps in the foundation, especially if the area was not properly sealed and protected. To tackle the homeowners concerns, our Project Manager proposed a two-step approach. First, he recommended encapsulating and insulating the crawl space using our CleanSpace encapsulation. Then he recommended installing the SaniDry Sedona and SmartJack Support System to fully support the wall and ensure no moisture would penetrate the barrier. 

Our crew began their work by clearing out any debris and cleaning the crawl space thoroughly. Then they installed a heavy-duty vapor barrier across the entire crawl space floor and up the walls, ensuring there was an airtight seal. This barrier would effectively isolate the crawl space from external moisture sources, keeping it dry and protected. Next, to combat the excess humidity within the crawl space, our crew installed a Sanidry Sedona dehumidifier. This energy-efficient dehumidification system would remove excess moisture from the air, preventing the growth of mold and mildew while maintaining a healthy humidity level throughout the crawl space. Finally, our crew introduced the SmartJack Support System to address the structural damage related to the wet wall near the driveway. They placed the adjustable steel jacks beneath the sagging areas, providing the wall with immediate stabilization and support to the foundation.

Now this homeowner could enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a dry and healthy living environment because of the encapsulation and structural support we provided.

A family in Ann Arbor, MI had been noticing water seepage and dampness in their basement for quite some time. The problem worsened during heavy rainfalls, leaving behind unsightly water stains and causing damage to the belongings they had stored in the basement. Concerned about the potential structural issues and the negative impact on their property value, they decided to seek professional assistance.

When the project Manager arrived to assess the property, he began by conducting a thorough inspection of the basement, examining the walls, floors, and any visible signs of water intrusion. It was evident to him that hydrostatic pressure was causing water to seep through the foundation walls and collect on the basement floor. Based on his assessment, he determined the best solution to solve their water intrusion problems was to install the WaterGuard Drainage System.

When our crew arrived, the first step was to prepare the basement walls by creating a narrow trench along the perimeter, just above the foundation footing. With the trench prepared, our crew placed the WaterGuard drainage channel. This system features a durable plastic construction with a wall flange design that allows water to enter the channel while preventing debris from clogging it. Once the WaterGuard system was installed, and the trench resealed, the next step was to install the SuperSump Plus. The SuperSump Plus features a powerful pump, an airtight lid, and a built-in alarm system to alert homeowners in case of any pump failures.

With the installation of the WaterGuard system and the SuperSump Plus sump pump complete, this homeowner could finally bid farewell to their basement water woes.

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI had experienced water damage problems in their basement a few years ago, leaving them concerned about its long-term stability. Determined to protect their investment and create a secure living space, they reached out to friends and family for recommendations. The homeowner had no immediate concerns, but they were contemplating finishing their basement to add property value and maximize their living space. However, before investing thousands of dollars into a basement remodel, they wanted to analyze the foundation of their home. Understanding the significance of getting the project done right, they reached out to us for a solution.

When our Project Manager arrived, he began by inspecting the basement, taking into account the previous water damage and the age of the house, which was built in 1965. Once he had completed his inspection, he crafted a tailored solution that would not only address the existing water damage but also provide long-lasting protection to this family. He first recommended they install the WaterGuard Drainage System to address the waterproofing needs and then recommended the SuperSump Plus to ensure the water was being removed efficiently. The WaterGuard, a french drain system, is designed to capture water seepage and direct it away from the basement, preventing it from causing any damage. This specific system features a design that allows it to be installed without requiring any external digging or excavation. Furthermore, he proposed installing the SuperSump Plus sump pump system. This sump pump uses a powerful pump, a durable liner, and an airtight lid to ensure its collecting water and redirecting it away from the basement, 

When our crew arrived to install the systems, they began by excavating a small section of the basement floor along the perimeter, creating a trench for the WaterGuard system. The drainage pipes were then installed, ensuring that any water entering the basement would be collected and diverted towards the SuperSump Plus sump pump. After the WaterGuard system was securely in place, our crew set up the SuperSump Plus. They positioned it at the lowest point in the basement, allowing it to collect the most amount of water.

Happy to have their concerns addressed, the homeowner now had a robust waterproofing system in place, safeguarding their basement from potential water damage and providing the foundation for a worry-free remodeling project.

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI had been eyeing a horizontal crack in their wall with water seeping through for some time. Despite having addressed the issue of sagging in the main floor before, they remained somewhat apprehensive about the situation. They voiced their concerns to us and we were determined to alleviate their concerns and provide an effective long term solution. 

When our Project Manager arrived at the home, he began his assessment of the basement. Upon further inspection, he identified the horizontal cracks as a potential source of the water infiltration. He then consulted with the homeowner to discuss not only the crack repair but also prevent any future water-related issues. To accomplish this, he decided to employ a combination of the WaterGuard Drainage System, SuperSump Plus sump pump, and Carbon Armor Wall System to combat their basement waterproofing problem. 

The first step when our crew arrived was to install the WaterGuard Drainage System. Our crew began by excavating a shallow trench along the perimeter of the affected area, then proceeded to lay the drainage channels along the trench. The WaterGuard also features a unique design that ensures it remains free from clogs caused by soil or debris. To address the issue of excess water buildup, our crew installed the SuperSump Plus. This sump pump system is designed to handle high pumping volumes, ensuring efficient water removal from the basement. Equipped with a powerful cast iron pump, the SuperSump Plus can effectively discharge water away from the property, keeping the basement dry and minimizing the risk of damage to the belongings or property. Finally, our crew would install the Carbon Armor wall system. Recognizing the importance of reinforcing the compromised wall, they utilized the Carbon Armor to provide additional support to the cracked wall, preventing further horizontal movement and potential structural issues. The Carbon Armor consists of strips made from high-strength carbon fiber, which are applied to the wall using a specialized epoxy resin. This technique creates a durable bond and significantly enhances the wall's stability, effectively resolving any of the concerns about sagging or structural problems.

With the installation of the WaterGuard Drainage System, SuperSump Plus sump pump, and Carbon Armor Wall System, we provided this homeowner with a comprehensive and reliable solution that not only addressed the immediate problem but also offered long-term peace of mind.

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI had just moved into their new house. They were excited to finally begin a new chapter in their life, but soon realized that there was a major problem with the home. Every time it rained, water would leak through the walls of the basement, leaving large puddles on the floor and damaging some of their belongings. They were more concerned about the long term damage that could be caused to the basement, as well as the health risks associated with mold growth. They knew they needed to take action to solve the problem, but didn't know where to start. At first, they talked to neighbors and friends in hopes someone would have a solution, then they were advised to research some basement waterproofing companies nearby, which led them to setting an appointment with us.

When our Project Manager, who specializes in basement waterproofing, arrived, he conducted a thorough inspection of the basement and determined that the water was entering through cracks in their walls. Because of these vertical cracks he recommended a combination of the Carbon Armor and WaterGuard Drainage System as the best solution to solve this homeowners problem.

The Carbon Armor system is a high-strength carbon fiber material that is designed to reinforce foundation walls and prevent further cracking, while the WaterGuard Drainage System is an interior basement drainage system that collects water seeping in through the walls and channels it to a sump pump system that pumps it away from the home. Our crew got to work installing the Carbon Armor system first. They cleaned and prepped the walls before applying the carbon fiber strips, which were secured in place using a special epoxy adhesive. Once the Carbon Armor was installed, our crew moved on to the WaterGuard Drainage System. They began by excavating a trench around the perimeter of the basement floor. Then, they proceeded to install the WaterGuard drainage channel in the trench and cover it with a layer of clean stone. Our crew made sure to connect the drainage channel to a sump pump system, which would pump the water out of the basement and away from the home. After several hours, our crew finished the installation of both systems.The homeowner was amazed by the transformation of their basement. They no longer had to worry about water leaking through the walls, and could finally use the basement as additional storage space without fear of water damaging their stuff or mold growth.

In the end, the homeowner was thrilled with the results and grateful for the expertise and professionalism of our crew.

A family in Ann Arbor, MI had noticed a large vertical crack in their basement foundation wall. Despite the fact that no water was coming through the crack, they had begun to experience the unpleasant effects of mold growth and musty odors in the basement. Concerned about the safety and integrity of the home and their children, they decided to seek our help to address the issue. 

After we scheduled a consultation with the homeowner, we sent one of our Project Managers, Ted, to assess and conduct a thorough assessment of the family's basement and foundation. He determined that the cause of the mold and odors was likely due to the crack in the foundation wall, which was allowing moisture to seep into the basement. To address the issue, he recommended they install two systems - the Carbon Armor Wall System and the WaterGuard Drainage System. The Carbon Armor Wall System is designed to provide additional support to the foundation wall, preventing further cracking or shifting, while the WaterGuard System is designed to collect any water that may be seeping into the basement and direct it towards a sump pump, which then pumps the water out and away from the foundation.

The Carbon Armor wall system consists of carbon fiber strips that are adhered to the wall using a high-strength epoxy. Once installed, the Carbon Armor Wall System adds strength and stability to the foundation wall, reducing the risk of further damage. While the WaterGuard Drainage System is installed along the perimeter of the basement floor and is connected to the sump pump, ensuring that any water is promptly and efficiently removed from the basement, preventing mold from building up.

Not only did the systems eliminate the mold and musty odors in the basement, but they also provided this family with peace of mind, knowing that their basement was now stronger and more secure. These two systems worked together to prevent further damage, protect the structural integrity of the home, and improve the overall health and safety of their living environment.

A commercial building owner in Ann Arbor, MI was having problems with water leaking under the foundation of their building. This issue had only started once they added 5 new stories to the building, in effect, this was causing mold to grow and health issues to arise for the building's occupants. The building owner knew that this was a serious issue that could have long term consequences and it needed to be addressed immediately. That's when they reached out to HomeSpec BasementFix in order to find a solution to their problems. 

The first thing we did was send a Project Manager with experience in waterproofing to assess the property. The Project Manager arrived promptly and began a thorough inspection of the building. After assessing the situation, the Project Manager discovered that the cracks in the foundation due to the stress of the added weight was allowing water to leak into the building. The Project Manager then proposed a solution that involved installing the WaterGuard Drainage System to drain the water away from the foundation and the UltraSump Sump Pump to collect and carry the water away and prevent further damage to the building foundation.

Once our crew arrived on the scheduled day to install the systems, they first began by digging a trench around the perimeter of the building to install the WaterGuard Drainage System. This system would intercept the water that was seeping into the foundation and direct it towards the UltraSump Sump Pump. The crew made sure that the trench was deep enough to accommodate the WaterGuard Drainage System and that it was sloped towards the sump pump. Next, our crew installed the UltraSump Sump Pump in the lowest point of the building's foundation. They carefully dug a hole to fit the sump pump and connected it to the WaterGuard Drainage System. Our crew also made sure to install a battery backup system to ensure that the sump pump would continue to operate even in the event of a power outage.

Once the systems were installed, our crew cleaned up the worksite and also explained to the building owner how to maintain and operate the systems properly to prevent any future issues. The owner was more than impressed with our crew's professionalism and efficiency in completing the project. They were relieved that the problem was finally solved, and they could now have peace of mind knowing that their building was protected from water damage. In the end, the building owner was happy with the waterproofing solutions provided by HomeSpec BasementFix and would recommend them to anyone experiencing similar issues.

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI was growing increasingly concerned with the condition of their basement. They were noticing over time that the floors in the basement had started to shift, and this was more pronounced when they tried to sit on the couch and realized they were not level with the other half of it. With the house being built in 1917, this homeowner understood some parts were older and would eventually need to be remodeled and this is what led them to contact HomeSpec BasementFix in order to start the process. 

Chris, one of our Project Managers experienced in foundation repair services, was called out to the property to further discuss these homeowners concerns and address their sinking foundation. After explaining to the homeowner about how foundation settlement occurs, Chris began his detailed inspection and noted how the floors in the basement were shifting away from the walls, due to the void caused by the soil underneath completely washing out. Finding this homeowner a permanent solution to their troubles was exactly why he recommended the Helical Pier Support System to this homeowner. 

Helical Piers are essentially steel beams with helical plates welded to the bottom in order to screw deeper into more competent soil. When the soil dug out for the foundation is compromised, and can no longer support the weight of the home, it washes out, leaving an empty space that the foundation settles into. This is what causes cracks in the walls and the floors to separate. The Helical Pier Support System is ideal for this homeowner because of its ability to transfer the weight of the home through the piers from weak soils to newer load bearing soil, or even bedrock. Our crew would then lift the foundation back to level, thereby solving this homeowner's sinking foundation problem. 

With the homeowner reassured by the 25 year warranty on the Helical Pier Support System, they were ready to begin renovations while maintaining their peace of mind.

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI, was re-painting their basement when they came across a large puddle forming in a corner where the floor and the walls meet. Not wanting to damage anything of value in the basement, they began to move items to upper levels. Upon further inspection, a large vertical crack that went from floor to ceiling was also discovered. Having no experience with issues like this in the past, the homeowner began to search for possible causes of basement leaking and cracks in the foundation. In their search for basement waterproofing solutions nearby, they came across HomeSpec BasementFix, a foundation repair contractor best fit for the job.

A Project Manager who had experience with basement waterproofing systems was selected to perform a detailed inspection of the property free of charge. After consulting with the homeowner about their concerns, horizontal cracks in the basement floor were also brought to his attention during the inspection. This, along with the leaking basement, led him to believe the cause of the cracks in the foundation was due to expansive soils. When the foundation was built, soil was “backfilled” to replace the tightly packed soil that was dug out. Backfilled soil does not hold the same watertight properties as undisturbed soil, and when excess water accumulates, it exerts pressure on your foundation walls, causing it to crack, or bow inwards. The Project Manager explained that leaving this foundation repair unaddressed could cause it to fail. After proposing a custom solution that involved Helical Piers and a WaterGuard drainage system, our crew set out to work on the repair. 

The first step in this foundation repair was to address the leveling of the foundation. The Helical Pier Support System is an ideal solution because it allows for the weight of the foundation to be transferred to newer load bearing soils through the piers. The helical plates welded to the shaft are advanced into the ground and adjusted to meet the requirements of the home; then the foundation is lifted back to its original level, providing a safe solution that offers peace of mind to the homeowner. The next step in this process was for our crew to waterproof the basement using our WaterGuard Drainage System. This basement waterproofing system is specifically engineered to intercept water at the perimeter of the basement and drain it away. WaterGuard is designed not to sit on the dirt, unlike other traditional piping systems, so clogging from soil, dirt, and debris is not an issue.

After having their basement waterproofed and the foundation raised back to level, this homeowner was satisfied with the quality and efficiency of our crew and was happy to recommend HomeSpec BasementFix to neighbors in need of foundation repair.

This Ann Arbor, Mi homeowner was moving his furniture around to rearrange and make room for a new couch they were going to be ordering. However, as they began moving things around, they discovered multiple wet spots under the carpet near the walls in the basement. Becoming concerned of water leaking into the basement and the threat of mold growth under the carpet if this wasn't handled properly, they began looking for contractors specializing in basement waterproofing near Ann Arbor, Mi. A family friend who had previous basement waterproofing work done by HomeSpec Basementfix referred the homeowner to us.

Familiar with the Ann Arbor area, we sent a project manager skilled in basement waterproofing needs to meet with the homeowner and discuss the situation in more detail. All of our staff are specialized in their fields, to provide a custom approach and ensure those we work with are truly taken care of. After hearing the homeowner recount their experience in more detail, our project manager would begin a thorough inspection of the problem area to both determine the causes of the problem and help provide a customized solution that would best help them. After seeing the situation firsthand, a two-part solution set was proposed. We would want to catch the water leaking through the walls with a vapor barrier and then redirect it through a proper drainage system.

Our crew would install the water guard basement drainage system to help filter water discreetly to a designated basin or sump pump. Water Guard is designed with special modular wall flanges that allow a customized shape that follows the perimeter of the basement wall and collects the water to redirect. Set to sit along the foundation footing, this systems design prevents mud clogging and is easily concealed under the main concrete floor once finished. During the installation, our crew was careful to uncarpet and temporarily remove some of the stairs to run the system all the way around the perimeter, which we had our crew of course, reinstall carpet and all once finished.

To ensure that the water was collected and prevent any more moisture problems, we used the CleanSpace basement vapor barrier along the basement walls. This specially designed material is both heavily tear-resistant, antimicrobial to prevent the growth of mold and pests, while remaining flexible and customizable.
With their basement waterproofing needs satisfied, the homeowner could continue to remodel and reorganize their home without worrying about any future basement water leaks or water damage.

This Ann Arbor, Mi couple found themselves in need of a basement crack repair contractor, when unattended vertical cracks along their walls were allowing increasing amounts of water in with the rainfall. A family member of theirs would refer them to HomeSpec because of his satisfaction with our previous Basement Waterproofing done. This would put the homeowners in touch with project manager Dave, who would conduct a thorough inspection throughout the house and problem areas alike, to identify the cause, best solution set, and any other possible concerns.                                           

David began his proposal by addressing the original reason for his visit, the cracks. The cracks could be addressed with a high-pressure urethane crack injection which seals the crack and prevents water from leaking through. The process is quick, easy, and permanent. However, it was also recommended to install a carbon fiber power grid along slits that would be dug into the cracks to prevent them from spreading more with the wall’s natural movement. Dave also noted that part of the reason for the water damage was that the sump pump wasn't properly installed, so it was best to have it reinstalled properly, have its plexiglass sump cover resealed and extend the discharge farther away from the house to ensure water would be less likely to seep in through walls and windows.                                     

The couple was left satisfied, and happy to have had Dave inspect things properly and address issues before they became potential problems, agreeing to having the work done in October. The best part being, since they were referred using our referral program, they would get a discount on the work, and their family member would receive a $50 bonus reward as well. Good reliable work done, money saved, and a bonus incentive all for a happy client.                             

A family in Ann Arbor, Mi had been starting to smell what they believed to be dampness or mildew spreading through their 1942 home. They believed the smell was likely a result of unseen wet basement problems but weren't entirely certain where water could be leaking into the basement from. Nevertheless, they felt a basement waterproofing specialist near Ann Arbor should be contact, especially since they wanted to convert the basement to a home office down the line as well.

Project Manager Chris met with the family, and understood their concerns, beginning an inspection process that turned out to have surprising results. Chris couldn't find any indication of water damage, or leakage in the basement, but the smell the family mentioned was readily apparent. The actual cause turned out to be the crawl space below, unkept for many years with a bit of evident standing water. Chris explained his findings to the family and proposed having the crawl space cleaned out and encapsulated properly to address the situation.                    

Our crew began by removing the mess of debris that spread sporadically throughout the crawl space and draining the standing water immediately, there wasn't a lot of room to work with, but our team persevered. The main task here was the installation of the CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system; a 20 mil-thick-liner manufactured in 7 layers consisting of a mix of both low- and high-density polyethylene blends for both durability and flexibility. With its antimicrobial additive woven into the material, it ensures no new mold growth and less pests.          

The homeowner was happy to have contacted HomeSpec for an expert opinion, rather than getting unnecessary basement work done, which could've cost them quite a bit before addressing the actual problem.

The Ann Arbor, Mi family found not one, but four vertical cracks in their basement's concrete walls that needed to be repaired. A coworker of theirs referred them to HomeSpec Basement fix as a specialist in basement crack repair and basement waterproofing near Ann Arbor. After initial contact, we sent our representative, Erik, to meet with the family and conduct an inspection of the problem at hand. These vertical cracks were a bit more damaging than originally inspected, but still easily handleable by our crew. We had our crew fill them with a high-pressure urethane crack injection (This seals the crack and prevents water from leaking through. The process is quick, easy, and permanent) to fill out the cracks before installing fiber power grids along dug out slants through the cracks to prevent any future spreading of the cracks from the wall’s natural movement over time. The entire process was quick, thorough, and provided a long-lasting solution.

A property management company in Ann Arbor, Mi recently bought a new property to rent out. However, once the previous owners had removed their furnishings, rod holes became clearly visible, as well as stains running down the wall showing signs of past water leaks. Knowing how this could affect their property value, they recalled previously having basement crack repair work done by HomeSpec on a different property.
Remembering the positive experience with the basement waterproofing company, they had prior, they asked to meet with representative Brian by name. Brian was delighted to meet with them again and sat down to discuss what their concerns were with this new property. After a thorough inspection to ensure no more problems were hiding just out of sight, Brian outlined the steps that would be taken towards resolving the problem at hand.
When the foundation of the basement was originally poured during construction of the home, metal rods were used to hold the forms together until the concrete had cured. At which point the rods were removed, leaving holes to be filled with balls of hydraulic cement. These fillings, however, are prone to wear and tear, and often can lead to leaks during rainy weather over time.
HomeSpec wants to make sure we provide long-lasting, reliable solutions. Our crew began by using a water swelling hydrophobic polyurethane grout made from materials that absorb and repel water, before filling the gaps with Seal-Boss foam as well (a hydrophobic water stop foam injection), and another hydrophobic polyurethane grout to top it off flush against the walls surface. Finally, surface bonding material is smoothly applied to give the whole project a cosmetically appealing finish.
The company was satisfied knowing they retained their value and could rely on HomeSpec as the best company for basement waterproofing, home foundation repair and cracked concrete repair, with outstanding service, and reliability.

A family in Ann Arbor Michigan had recently moved into a new home. Their previous home had experienced repeated wet basement problems and water damage due to faulty sump pump situations. The new homeowners wanted to ensure that something like that wouldn’t be an issue in their new home. Noticing the HomeSpec work log left by their sump pump, they realized their new home had previously been worked on by the company. The homeowners decided to reach out to HomeSpec to discuss their upkeep options and discuss their concerns stemming from their previous homeowner experiences.

HomeSpec in turn sent out Keith Brown to sit down with the family and talk over all their concerns. During their discussions, the family revealed that part of the reason for some of their previous basement water problems was whenever power would go out during a heavy storm, the pump would be left nonfunctional.

Keith informed them of the best possible solution to put their worries at ease. That being the UltraSump Battery Backup System. This system would automatically kick in if there was any loss of power, with a small alarm to notify owners that something went wrong in the first place. This powerful battery system can help pump out in excess of 11,500 gallons of water on a fully charged battery.

The family’s mind was able to be put to ease after the installation, knowing they now had a solution to all their previous stress. The new pump could outlast other styles many times over, and with the battery backup ready to go in case of emergency, they no longer had to worry about their basement flooding.

This Ann Arbor, Michigan homeowner contacted HomeSpec because he was experiencing water seeping through cracks in his basement walls. He informed us of the many signs of water intrusion that he was experiencing – cracks in the floor and walls, paint bubbling and chipping off, and water pooling on the floor. 

The homeowner was worried that the items stored in his basement would become ruined, and he wanted to use the basement as a home office. This is why he ultimately decided to install a full waterproofing system, including an interior drainage system, sump pump and waterproof basement flooring.

The homeowner was so happy with the results, and happy that the system protected his basement from all of the recent summer rains! 

These homeowners contacted HomeSpec because they had several vertical cracks in their foundation that were leaking. The previous owner of the home already had rod holes repaired.

Our crew repaired the cracks by injecting them with our waterproof polyurethane sealant that is flexible enough to move with your wall (yes, your foundation walls move!) We also reinforced the crack with a carbon fiber power grid.

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec because he said the insulation in his crawl space was falling down, and was ineffective.

Our crew removed the old insulation, which doesn't actually insulate crawl spaces very well, and installed our CleanSpace encapsulation system instead. This seals off the crawl space from the outside, protects it from moisture, and helps your home use less energy. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec to have their wet basement waterproofed.

Our crew did this by installing an interior drainage system and connecting it to a new sump pump, and installing our CleanSpace vapor barrier to the walls. This combination makes the ultimate waterproofing system--the vapor barrier prevents moisture from getting in, and the IDS collects any water and sends it to the sump pump. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec because after heavy rains, the basement of her 78-year-old home was leaking where the floors and the walls meet.

After opening up the floor, our crew discovered problems with the wall, but they overcame any obstacles and installed an interior drainage system to prevent future leakage. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec after finding leaking cracks in the basement walls of her two-year-old home. 

Our crew repaired the cracks, then installed a dehumidifier to control the moisture in the basement, and to keep the air dry and clean. 

These homeowners contacted us about rod holes in their basement walls that were leaking during heavy rain. 

HomeSpec solved the problem by sealing the rod holes and installing an interior drainage system. Then we installed our CleanSpace wall system to prevent water vapor from passing through the walls, and instead directing it to the sump pump. 

This homeowner contacted us after finding some mold on the drywall in her basement.

HomeSpec installed an interior drainage system as well as a dehumidifier to keep the humidity levels low and prevent any more mold issues in the future. 

These homeowners contacted us about water seeping into their finished basement through rod holes.

Our crew repaired the rod holes to waterproof the basement and prevent more water issues in the future. 

A homeowner contacted us about his 15-year-old home having vertical cracks in the basement foundation that would leak when rains were heavy. 

Our team sealed the cracks to prevent any future water issues.

The homeowner called HomeSpec to repair cracks and rod holes in his basement wall after he attempted to repair them on his own. 

Our crew filled the rod holes and leaking cracks with polyurethane to prevent water from entering the basement in the future.