Connecticut Basement Systems Before & After Photos

When we arrived at this crawlspace, it was damp and humid. In order to dry it out, we used several of our crawlspace repair products, including the TripleSafe sump pump. Our most reliable sump pump system, the TripleSafe provides three levels of protection for the basement and homeowner's peace of mind. It includes airtight lid, primary pump, secondary pump, and battery backup sump pump, in case of a power outage. The crawlspace will remain dry for years to come with the TripleSafe installed!

This crawl space used to be wet, cold, and humid. Its air leaks and lack of insulation made the house above drafty and cold during the winter. However, fiberglass insulation can't hold up in crawl space conditions; the moisture that so often plagues the area reduces the effectiveness of fiberglass. SilverGlo™ insulation is the superior choice for a dry, energy-efficient crawl space. It combines highly effective graphite-impregnated insulation with a built-in radiant heat barrier surface. This gives your crawl space walls an unbroken plane of R-11 insulation, while sealing your walls from outside moisture and humidity infiltration.

The right insulation and a vapor barrier prevent mold and moisture problems and keep the home comfortable year-round!

When we arrived at this crawlspace, it was humid and debris-filled. Moisture from the outside would seep into the area, leading to high humidity and mold problems in other areas of the house. We installed the CleanSpace vapor barrier on the floors of the crawlspace. This durable, bright white crawl space liner prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through. By keeping your crawl space dry with CleanSpace, you protect your structure and insulation from mold and rot!

These bricks caused this Weston, CT basement to be dark, but this Total Basement Finishing of Connecticut transfomation brightened up this space! 

Sam arrived at this Weston home to perform an annual maintenance on the homeowner's SuperSump Pump system. An annual maintenance includes: checking the pump operation – float switch, intake, check valve and impeller, cleaning the sump pump liner of silt and sediment, changing the batteries in the WaterWatch alarm and identifying any other potential problems. This specific maintenance, everything seemed to be in working condition, only finding some sediment in the system. Sam cleaned it out and now looks as good as new! The homeowner was very happy with the maintenance and we were happy that the homeowner was diligent in scheduling her annual maintenance as it is so important to with every system!