Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair in Rockledge

Our Project Manager Ed went out and told Kathy she could kill two birds with one stone by replacing her old, leaky basement windows with new glass block airtight security windows, while also ducting her dryer to the outside. So, it was a no-brainer for Kathy to move forward with the work. She loves the windows, and now she no longer has to deal with the high humidity after every use of her dryer. Problem solved.

The challenges we faced were working in a tight space, as the crawl space was small in height. There was also so much humidity down there that the floor joists were dripping with moisture.

To address this, after crawl space specialist Steve met with her, the solutions he provided were a full encapsulation system with a dehumidifier. We also closed up the open vents and installed a Grate Sump pump in the low spot for drainage. Before we were even done, you could see a big difference throughout the whole home as the humidity levels started to drop rapidly. Now that the crawl space is dry and free of groundwater seepage, the homeowner has gained around 2,000 square feet of dry usable space.

The challenge we faced was mold present on the basement walls.

To address this, we performed mold removal and installed a Santa-Fe system.

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The challenge we faced was that we had to gut the entire basement because the water problem had been going on for a while, and mold was certainly growing behind the finished material, so we had to get down to the root of the problem.

To address this, Project Manager Steve provided a full GrateDrain drainage system with a full vapor barrier, along with complete encapsulation of the dirt crawl space. We even extended a downspout underground free of charge to get as much water away from the foundation as possible. The Walkers said they chose us over our competitors because we were the only company that was not pushy during the sales call. Now that the groundwater issues have been taken care of, they can refinish the space and add a new playroom for their children.

The challenge we faced was tough parking on a small Philadelphia street.

To address this, we installed a small drainage system with a full vapor barrier and a sump pump.

The challenge we faced was working in a very small and tight crawl space.

To address this, our Project Manager went out to inspect the problems the homeowners were having. After seeing the dirt crawl space, he knew immediately that it needed to be completely sealed off from the home to eliminate smells and reduce humidity. We encapsulated the entire crawl space and added a Santa-Fe Advance 2 to control moisture. As a result, the smells went away, and the homeowners now have a little more storage room in the crawl space.

The challenge we faced was that it was a rental property that had been empty for a few months, and the basement was also finished, which made the job more difficult.

To address this, we installed a drainage system with two new sump pumps and a Santa-Fe Advance 2.

The challenge we faced was working in a small, tight basement.

To address this, we applied an epoxy coating to the block walls and installed a Santa-Fe system.