Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Ken H. in Farmington Hills, Michigan called HomeSpec needing a permanent repair for his wet basement woes. Water would seep in after rain, then Ken would grab the towels and the floor fans to dry up the puddles every time. Him and his wife just had a baby, so dealing with a leaking basement was the last thing they wanted to do. Ken was finally ready to retire the floor fans, so Project Manager Josh McKeith developed a custom repair plan. 

Foreman Jon Davis and his crew got to work waterproofing the basement. They installed a WaterGuard Below Floor Drain around the perimeter of the basement (also known as a French Drain), and connected it to a TripleSafe Sump Pump. Crack Technician Domonique Price sealed and waterproofed the cracks in the foundation walls. 

Ken and his wife can now enjoy their time as new parents without having to worry about pesky water seeping into their dry basement! 

A homeowner in Farmington Hills, MI who had been experiencing some distress because their rod holes were causing their basement to become unsightly called us out to fill and clean them up in order to restore their basement.

A homeowner in Farmington Hills, MI was tired of the flooding that was due to an outdated drainage system. They had tried various methods to quell the flow of water but every time the problem would just resurface. Finally they decoded to have it taken care of professionally. We installed the WaterGuard Drainage System in their home in order to update and provide a long lasting solution that would restore their peace of mind.

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec about water leaking into his basement through cracks in the wall. 

Our crew repaired the cracks by injecting them with our long-lasting polyurethane sealant, preventing any future water issues. 

A homeowner that was experiencing a persistent leak in their basement every time it rained reached out to us in order to help them solve their problem. When we arrived, we noticed the size of the crack and recommended they have it filled with high powered urethane crack injection in order to stop the leak as well as prevent the crack from opening again in the future.