Madison, CT's Go To Basement & Crawl Space Repair Experts

A homeowner located in Madison, CT was getting water seepage in their basement from heavy rains. With this being an ongoing issue, they contacted us at Connecticut Basement Systems in search of a permanent solution. After setting an appointment with us, we sent out one of our Sales Consultants, Mike Bourdeau, to the home to evaluate the basement and propose a solution that would eliminate their problems for good. 

Eventually, it would be time for one of our Foremen, Al Guglielmoni, and his team to install this job. First, they installed our WaterGuard drainage system below the floor, around the entire perimeter of the basement. It will collect water coming in through the walls or floors and direct it into the sump pump system. Our crew installed our TripleSafe sump pump to take the collected water and pump it out of the home at a safe distance. It has three pumps; a primary, a secondary, and our UltraSump battery backup that can pump out 11,500 gallons on a full charge. 

With our systems in place, this basement will now stay dry all the time. The homeowner is happy knowing they no longer need to worry about getting water in their basement. 

A Madison homeowner had water seeping into their basement due to heavy rains. With this ongoing issue, they decided to contact us at Connecticut Basement Systems to find a permanent resolution. After setting an appointment with us, we sent one of our Sales Consultants, Bret Citrin, out to the home to assess the issues in the basement and propose a waterproofing system to eliminate the problem for good. 

Then, it would be time for one of our Foremen, Al Guglielmoni, and his crew to install this job. First, they installed our WaterGuard drainage system below the floor around the perimeter of the basement. This will collect water coming in from the walls/floors and direct it into the sump pump. Then, our TripleSafe sump pump was installed to take the water and pump it out of the home at a safe distance. It has 3 pumps; a primary, a secondary, and our UltraSump battery backup that can pump out 11,500 gallons of water on a full charge. 

Now with these systems in place, this entire basement will stay dry all the time. The homeowner is left with nothing but great peace of mind! 

A homeowner in Madison, CT expressed concerns regarding their basement's ability to mitigate moisture. From moisture seeping in along the perimeter of her basement to fears of a larger flood occurring, she knew she had to act fast. 

Reaching out to the experts at Connecticut Basement Systems, the homeowner made contact with Sales Representative Bret Citrin. Citrin provided the homeowner with a free in-home consultation, visiting the home to conduct a more thorough analysis of the homeowner's basement issues. Following the visit, Citrin provided a detailed, finalized proposal documenting all the necessary work to be done.

With the proposal accepted, Foreman Vic Varela and his team arrived on-site to begin the installation process. By installing a TripleSafe sump pump with three levels of protection against basement moisture, the homeowner's fears of a basement flood dropped drastically. To add further peace of mind, our WaterGuard French drain was installed along the perimeter. Installed along the perimeter by removing a section of concrete, the non-invasive, clog-free drain helps add additional peace of mind.

A Madison homeowner had water coming into their basement from the floors. They had an old sump pump that was not working properly to eliminate any water, so that's when they called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to get a permanent solution. An appointment was set with one of our Sales Consultants, Steve Mahcnicz. He went out to the home to evaluate the problems and give the homeowner a proposal with our products to eliminate their water problem for good! 

Once everything was approved it would then be time for one of our Foremen, Moises Chantes, and his crew to install this job. The first component of this system that was installed was our WaterGuard drainage system. It gets installed below the floor, around the entire perimeter of the basement to collect water that comes in from the floors or walls. Then the crew installed our TripleSafe sump pump to discharge the collected water safely out of the home. It uses 3 pumps; a primary, a secondary, and a battery backup that can pump 11,500 gallons of water on a full charge. As another layer of protection, our Sedona dehumidifier was installed. This will eliminate the moisture in the basement and prevent mold growth. 

Now, with our complete waterproofing system, this basement will stay dry all the time! This homeowner has peace of mind and a fully protected basement! 

This homeowner in Madison was getting water in their basement and called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to find a permanent solution to the problem. One of our Sales Consultants, Bret Citrin, went to the home to assess the issues and provide them with an estimate for work. He informed the homeowner that they would need our top-of-the-line waterproofing systems to eliminate this problem for good! 

One of our Foremen, Antonio Diaz, and his crew would install this job. They installed our WaterGuard drainage system below the floor to collect the water coming in from the walls or floors. This is installed by jackhammering the floor, laying down the drains, and then converting them with new concrete. Then they installed our TripleSafe sump pump to take the collected water and pump it out of the home at a safe distance. The TripleSafe uses three pumps; a primary, a secondary, and a battery backup that can pump 11,500 gallons of water on a full charge. They also installed our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to eliminate moisture and mold. When there is no moisture, there is no place for mold to grow. With a completely dry basement, this customer is happy and worry-free! 

At this home in Madison, they were getting water seepage in their basement and needed a permanent solution, so they called us at Connecticut Basement Systems. We sent one of our Sales Consultants, Mick Foster, out to the home to assess the water issues and propose a solution with our waterproofing systems to eliminate this problem for good. 

One of our Foremen, Moises Chantes, and his crew installed this project. They installed our WaterGuard drainage system around the entire perimeter of the basement below the floor to collect water. This is installed by jackhammering the floor, laying down the drains, and then covering them with new concrete to have a flush floor. TrenchDrains were also installed to collect water coming in from the top of the floor and from the basement entrance, where water generally slopes into the basement. Then they installed our SuperSump Plus sump pump with a battery backup to take the collected water and pump it out of the home at a safe distance. The battery backup can pump out 11,500 gallons of water on a full charge. The crew also installed a half wall of CleanSpace vapor barrier to lead any water coming in from the walls into the drains below. With these systems, water coming in from the floors or walls will get discharged out of the home, keeping this homeowner's basement dry! 

A homeowner in Madison has an old crawlspace with fiberglass insulation and that was partially dirt. They called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to have us encapsulate their crawlspace. After scheduling an appointment, one of our Sales Consultants, Bret Citrin, went out to the home to assess the crawlspace and provide a solution with our products to ensure they don't have to worry about a nasty crawlspace again. He informed the homeowner that they would need our CleanSpace vapor barrier throughout the space. 

One of our Foremen, Rudy Abel, and his crew would install this job. They installed our CleanSpace vapor barrier throughout the entire crawlspace. This will protect it from moisture and any water damage there may be. The crew also installed our RimJoist insulation to ensure the crawlspace was insulated to keep the whole home's temperature regulated. The crew installed one of our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifiers to eliminate excess moisture in the air and prevent mold growth. With no moisture in this crawlspace, there will be nowhere for mold to grow. Now this crawlspace will have no moisture and will be insulated! 

A homeowner in Madison, CT was getting water in their basement, leaving water damage. They made the smart decision and called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to find them a solution. After scheduling an appointment, one of our Sales Consultants, Mike Bourdeau, went to the home to assess the issues and provide an estimate for the work they'd need to have done. He informed the homeowner that they would need our waterproofing systems to ensure their basement would stay dry for the long term. These would include drains, a sump pump, and our commercial-grade dehumidifier. 

Soon after, it would be time for one of our Foremen, Moises Chantes, and his crew to tackle this project. They installed our WaterGuard perimeter drain system throughout the basement. This goes below the floor and is then covered back up with concrete to ensure that if any water comes in through the walls or floors, it will go directly into the WaterGuard. To go with this, they installed a SuperSump plus sump pump. This will take the collected water and pump it out of the home at a safe distance. The crew also installed a CleanSpace vapor barrier along the walls of the basement to protect it and direct any water from behind the walls, into the WaterGuard drains. For extra protection and key to the waterproofing process, they installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. This will prevent excess moisture and mold growth. Without any moisture in the basement, mold will have nowhere to grow. Our EverLast basement windows were installed too. Now this basement is fully waterproofed and this homeowner will no longer have to deal with water in their basement!

These homeowners from Madison, CT wanted to transform their basement into a more welcoming living space. They decided to call Connecticut Basement Systems to finish their basement. After speaking with Sales Consultant, Matt Kraus, homeowners were ready for our team to finish the basement walls with our EverLast Wall Restoration System. This system brightens up the basement while also protecting against unwanted moisture. Next, our team installed our Canyon Beige-ThermalDry floor titles that made the floors 8-0 degrees warmer than cold concrete, making this basement more comfortable. For the final touches, our team wrapped the old support beams with our Easy Wrap Column Sleeves to make this basement better than ever. These homeowners are so happy with the work done and can’t wait to spend more time in the brand-new finished basement!

These homeowners in Madison, CT were looking to finish their basement to create a more comfortable living space. So, they decided to call Connecticut Basement Systems to finish their basement. After connecting with Sales Consultant, Matt Kraus, they were able to come up with a plan. Our team got straight to work and began by finishing the walls with our EverLast Walls Restoration System. This system adds protection against water and moisture, so this basement remains dry. Then our team installed our Canyon Beige-ThermalDry floor tiles to make the floors more comfortable than cold concrete. For the final touch, our team disguised the old support beams with our Easy Wrap Column Sleeves with a durable material to give this basement a vibrant finished look. These homeowners are thrilled with the work done and eager to use it to their full potential!

This Madison home had a crack in their basement wall that was seeping out water and air. This was concerning for the homeowner and he wanted to find a solution to ensure that he would have a dry basement. He did his research and decided to contact the experts at Connecticut Basement Systems to help find him a solution.  

The solution for this home was to install FlexiSpan which is our wall crack repair system. This process will permanently stop water leakage through basement wall crack. The installation of this solution begins with the application of a flexible sealant along the full length of the crack. Then, a strip of flexible and porous foam is installed over the crack. Finally, an impermeable membrane is attached to the wall on both sides of the foam strips. And unlike sealant or mortar-based crack repair, the FlexiSpan system is not adversely affected by hydrostatic pressure or slight movement in the basement wall. This is exactly what the homeowner needed and was happy that he had a dry basement again! 

This Madison, CT homeowner had noticed cracks in his walls, expansion of concrete, and the chimney separating from his house. With a concern of his home's safety, he gave Connecticut Basement Systems a call to help with Foundation Repair.

Our System Design Specialist, Matt Kraus, arrived at the Madison home to evaluate the foundation problem. He concluded that Push Piers and PolyLEVEL would need to be implemented to correctly repair the foundation problem. With a plan set, Sergio Alves and his production team got to work. They installed Push Piers to connect the house to stable, load-bearing bedrock. With the piers set, a steel bracket and hydraulic jack are connected to each pier where the foundation is hydraulically lifted back to its original position. PolyLEVEL was used to lift settled slabs around the home.

Once the job was finished, this Madison, CT homeowner enjoyed his home without the worry of foundation problems and our crew was happy to help! 

A madison home had a continuing moisture problem in their crawlspace that was damaging the support that was holding up their home. The didn't know where to start in getting rid of the moisture. They contacted the experts here at Connecticut Basement Systems to take care of their continuing problem. We came in and assesed the situation and fixed it. 

We installed our CleanSpace vapor barrier which is a 100% plastic material that prevents any moisture from seeping in through the walls and further damaging the crawlspace.

Installing this is key to prevent the moisture that comes into a crawlspace to further damage a home.