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Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: TripleSafe, CleanSpace, and Window Well Cover Provide Water Protection

Troy, Illinois homeowner Joy was experiencing a lot of water in her basement. Her current sump pump could not keep up so she gave Woods Basement Systems a call and System Design Specialist Bill developed a plan for her. Foreman Vern and his crew installed CleanSpace on the wall to bring any water directly down. They also installed a TripleSafe sump pump. With two electric Zoeller pumps and a third UltraSump pump the TripleSafe is the surest solution to a wet basement. Adding a cover to a window well also kept water out of the well and away from the basement. Joy can now find peace of mind that her basement will remain dry.

Sump Pump Before

The sump pump has many parts. Having an airtight lid is important so that the water collected does not evaporate back into the room causing mold and dust mite problems.

Overwhelmed Sump Pump

The sump pump in place was becoming overwhelmed by the amount of water coming in from the window and walls.

Current Pump

Her current pump was not keeping up with the amount of water is was taking on.

Finish with CleanSpace and TripleSafe

This CLeanSpace makes the area look bigger and brighter and it also captures any water coming in on that wall. With water coming in reduced the TripleSafe can keep up with the water coming in.

Window Well Without Covering in Place

Without the Window Well Cover in place it is easy to see how water could be getting in there.

Window Well Cover in Place

By covering the window well water will not be able to enter.

Water Stain from Water in Window Well

When it would rain the window well would fill with water. The easiest way for this water to leave the well was through the window seal and into the basement.

Low Landscaping Around Home

Overtime the landscaping around the home began to tilt towards the home. This means in rains the water is going towards the home instead of away from it which will lead to long term problems with hydrostatic pressure.