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Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Many Products for a Wet Basement, Maplewood, MO

After years of dealing with a leaking basement and leaks coming in from different locations, this Maplewood, MO homeowner wanted all the problems to go away and stay away. Our products all work together to customize the right basement waterproofing system depending on the leaks and desires of the customer. Several of our products were installed to make sure this basement would stay dry from now on.

Old Sump Pump

The old single sump pump is removed and the new sump pumps are installed in the same corner. We only put the sump pump in the same location as before if it is the lowest point in the basement.

Perimeter Drain to Sump Pump

The 4 inch line, white pipe, drains the water from the perimeter waterproofing system to the sump pump pit. Notice the level of the water at its natural state resting at the bottom of the sump pump pit.

TripleSAFE™ Sump Pump

Each of the 2 primary sump pumps have their own separate discharge lines to get the water out of the basement quickly.

Window Well SunHOUSE™

Our window well control leaks and are drained to the waterproofing system to make sure the basment stays dry from window leaks.

Outside Window Well

This outside view of the SunHOUSE™ window well replacement is also next to the white IceGUARD™ for the sump pump discharge line. The IceGUARD™ makes sure that water pumped out from the sump pump will always end up outside even if the discharge line clogs or freezes.

WaterGUARD™ Waterproofing

Our waterproofing pipe, WaterGUARD™, collects water seepage from under the basement floor, from between the footing and foundation wall seam and from leaks running down the face of the basement wall from a crack or leaking window.

Side View of the WaterGUARD™

The waterproofing system is on top of the footing hand the basement floor is poured around it. River rock is used instead of the cheaper limestone rock so that the space between the brown rock will remain open for seepage to flow and get into the waterproofing system.

Going Around

Hot water heaters need to be moved away from the wall to make sure the whole basement stays dry. This homeowner did not mind is some of the floor around the water heater was wet from time to time as long as the rest of the basement floor stayed dry. The only cost saving was not moving this item to waterproof behind it. Additionally, the basement floor was strong enough to go around.