Professional Basement Waterproofing and Crawl Space Repair in Gwynedd, PA

It was a unique situation because we went to meet the buyer’s realtor at the home, and the homeowners were there as well. Although they said it does not get water, signs all around the basement showed water seepage. After we removed the finished walls, we found that the whole bottom floor plate was rotted out.

To address this, we provided a full drainage system with a sump pump and outside drainage.

On job 623 in Sumter we HEPA-vacuumed demo dust before rebuild handoff. The unique on-site tell was Broad Street staging plus a pin grid that pulled standing water and logged pins. Equipment ran within a 3–7 day meter window with overnight humidity checks—never a multi-week campaign. Photo documentation stayed with the owner; carpenter choice stayed theirs. Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup — shop 3031 Scotsman Rd Suite 16, Columbia, SC 29223.

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The challenges we faced were the structural repair work and the small crawl space to work within.

To address this, Steve proposed a full perimeter GrateDrain drainage system that offers a lifetime warranty and is transferable to the next homeowners, which was especially important as she was planning to put her house on the market soon. An airtight Grate Sump pump was installed to replace their open sump pit hole, along with a crawl space encapsulation system and structural repair to turn the crawl space into dry, usable space. By doing so, Mrs. Opalisky turned 2000 square feet into dry usable space, therefore increasing the value of her home.

Because the basement was finished and had a tile floor, we had to be very careful so that damage would be minimal.

To address this, Project Manager Steve went out and met with Kim. Steve recommended a closed drainage system that would capture water at the floor-wall joint and channel it to the existing sump pump. The Grate-Drain drainage system offers a lifetime warranty that is also transferable to the next homeowners. Now Kim can put her house on the market without fear of losing value because of a wet basement. Problem solved.

The challenges we faced were that installing a drainage system in a really tight crawl space is always difficult.

To address this, Project Manager Steve went out to meet with the homeowners at their home in Ambler, PA, and after hearing them out, he knew exactly what would fix their problem.

So, he proposed a full closed drainage system (Grate-Drain) with inspection ports. This system will drain the water into the homeowners’ existing sump pump, which will then pump it out of the crawl space and far away from the home. We were able to solve their problem and save them some money by using their existing sump pump, which had been recently installed.