Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This Scarsdale, NY basement used to have a water problem until we came in. We installed a SuperSump sump pump. Once the cement around it dries, the combination of the SuperSump and DryTrak perimeter drain will give the owner of this home a dry basement and peace of mind.  

Old sump pumps without covers like this one allow water vapor to evaporate back into the basement, creating more basement problems like mold. With the airtight lid on the SuperSump that we installed in its place, we were able to keep water in the sump pump system, and also keep out any dirt and debris that could clog a sump pump. 

This company in Scarlsdale, NY was in need of a new waterproofing method, as their old sump pump was beginning to back up, causing their basement to flood and become damaged. They needed a permanent solution, so they decided to give Connecticut Basement Systems a call!

Our System Design Specialist, Rick Raucci, came out and quickly offered a fool proof solution to their water damage problems. Kryz Wilk and his team came out and they got right to work! They first installed our SuperSump along with the UltraSump back up battery. The SuperSump is a top-rated Zoeller pump, and is designed for high reliability and pumping. By adding the UltraSump back up, the battery-powered pump will come on automatically if the primary pump isn't doing its job for any reason. To make the space look cleaner and brighter, we went ahead and installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier. This will reduce moisture and humidity in the space, and will help seal out cold drafts this upcoming winter!

This company now has a cleaner, much safer space, and we were happy to provide it to them! Give us a call TODAY for your free waterproofing estimate!

This Scarsdale, NY basement had cold concrete floors and a small staircase that had been scuffed and weathered over time. Together, they gave the room dark, uninviting look that the homeowner had grown tired of. He wanted a more comfortable and appealing basement, so he reached out to the experts at Total Basement Finishing for help. 

Soon, Sales Representative Ralph Cioffi traveled to the home to have a look at the basement. He quickly evaluated the space before talking to the homeowner about some potential finishing solutions. As they talked, the homeowner agreed with Ralph's observvations and decided to move forward with the project. 

On the first day of production, veteran Basement Finishing Foreman Sheldon Lennon arrived to begin the basement transformation. He started by replacing the small set of stairs. The new set was much lighter in color and contributed to brightening up the basement. Then he installed new ThermalDryFlooring and EverLast Walls. ThermalDry comes with a built-in thermal block to keep floors up to 10 degrees warmer than the concrete below, and EverLast Walls are far more durable than traditional dry wall. When Sheldon finished his work, the homeowner could not believe the difference that it had made. His basement was much brighter and the aesthetic appeal of the space had greatly improved. He could not wait to enjoy this new space with his friends and family for years to come. 

A homeowner in Scarsdale, NY was getting water in their basement. They had an existing pump that was not working so they called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to solve their water problems. After scheduling an appointment, one of our Sales Consultants, Gus Stozinic, went out to the home to assess the issues and provide a solution that would ensure they would never get water in their basement again. 

Soon after it would be time for one of our Foremen, Antonio Diaz, and his team to install the proposed work. They began by installing our WaterGuard drain system below the perimeter of the basement to ensure that any water coming in through the walls or floors would get collected. Then they installed our TripleSafe sump pump system to take that collected water and pump it out of the home at a safe distance. Working together, these two systems will ensure that this basement stays dry no matter what.