Basement Water Seepage
The discoloration along the basement perimeter indicates previous water intrusion. This infiltration poses a significant risk to the integrity of the finished space, potentially damaging flooring, walls, and personal belongings. Prolonged moisture exposure can also create conditions conducive to mold growth and wood rot, compromising both structural components and indoor air quality.
Basement Drainage System
The concrete along the basement perimeter was removed to allow for the installation of our WaterGuard® drainage system. This system is strategically positioned above the footing to intercept groundwater before it reaches the basement floor. Collected water is then directed through the drainage channel to the sump pump, ensuring efficient removal and protection against moisture-related damage.
Surface Drainage System
When immovable basement fixtures, such as water heaters, restrict access to the footing, we implement our TrenchDrain® surface drainage system. This solution effectively captures water at the surface level and integrates seamlessly with the WaterGuard® system, ensuring continuous water management by redirecting flow around obstacles without compromising overall drainage performance.
TripleSafe Sump Pump
As water enters the TripleSafe® liner, its three-pump configuration engages in sequence to ensure rapid and reliable removal. This system is engineered to handle standard seepage, extreme weather events, and even power outages, delivering continuous protection and maximum peace of mind through redundant pumping capability.
Basement Dehumidifier
Following a successful flood test to verify proper drainage performance, the system is sealed with concrete and finished to grade, fully restoring the basement floor. Additionally, the SaniDry™ XP dehumidifier was installed to maintain optimal humidity levels, mitigating the risk of mold growth, wood rot, and improving overall indoor air quality throughout the home.
Discharge Line Optimization
Water from the home is directed away through a discharge line. To safeguard against potential blockages caused by freezing, an IceGuard® system is integrated into the discharge line, allowing water to exit even if the line becomes obstructed by ice. At the termination point of the discharge line, a bubbler pot is installed to promote efficient subsurface drainage, preventing surface pooling and maintaining the integrity of the lawn.
Discharge Line Burial
The discharge line is installed below grade to maintain the property's aesthetic appeal and ensure a clean, unobtrusive finish.
