Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Burying discharge lines is a fundamental aspect of some waterproofing systems as the pump must transport water to a different location.  To add the greatest beauty and appeal to your landscaping, consider installing our LawnScape™ Outlet as an underground extension to your downspouts. Its green color blends in with your lawn and lawn mower traffic won't hurt it. A buried pipe directs water away from your home and onto the surface through the special LawnScape™ outlet. The lid comes off easy for cleaning.

This back patio would take on water during heavy rains and impact the finished area inside the 3-season room.  TrenchDrain was placed in front of the area where water would come in to protect the area going forward.

The owner's crawlspace had high humidity and moisture as well as a musty odor.  Inspector Chris Bailey diagnosed the issue and the owner selected Keystone to address their problem.  Sedona Installation by Will Meszar.

In this basement, moisture was seeping through the walls, causing the paneling to warp and mold to grow. As a result of the moisture damage and mold growth, the walls and carpet had to be removed and the area treated for mold. Drilled-in fasteners are used to attach BrightWall to the walls, a 100% waterproof, washable, and high-durable rigid plastic sheeting. By blocking vapors from passing through the walls, BrightWall prevents mold growth and rot. Additionally, it gives the space a brighter appearance. Thus, BrightWall is a great choice when it comes to protecting walls from moisture and mold.