Your Trusted Forsyth County, NC Crawl Space Repair & Basement Waterproofing Experts

Having a dirty crawlspace can result in the entire home being affected.  From things like an odor seeping throughout the home, to your ventilation not working as it should, a clean crawlspace is imperative for all homes.  Thankfully our team was able to transform this crawlspace into a neat and organized area.

The homeowner on this job, Len, told us he had bought his 50-year-old home after being assured that there was no possibility of leakage issues. Imagine his surprise to find standing water at the base of his home after a heavy rain with a squeegee nearby. The concrete slab porch had sunk in the middle where the ground beneath it had settled and allowed water to rest against the house causing water damage and leakage into the basement. 

After having to squeegee off his back porch after every major rain for two and a half years, Len had had enough. So, He contacted us to set up an appointment for a free estimate.

We got an estimate to him and were then able to get a two-man crew out to fix the problem. Our crew, Matt and Nick drilled holes into the concrete porch and strategically pumped polyurethane into them to fill out the sunken areas to lift it up so it would prevent leaking into the basement. They used levels to help judge how much the concrete had lifted to properly slope away from the home to keep water from the base of the house in the future. Matt and Nick were able to lift the porch, patch the holes, re-caulk, and clean up the area in under two hours.

Throughout the job Matt, a Team Leader, made sure to explain every step of the process to Len and get his feedback to make sure he understood and approved as the job progressed. The homeowner was skeptical that it would work at first, but once he saw the slab lift back into place along the original pour line he was impressed and thrilled to not have to worry every time it rains.

The wall of this below ground garage was starting to crack in the middle and bow outward. Over time, as the pressure of the house weighed on top of the wall the stress became too much to bear and broke down the integrity of the wall. With the looming threat of a wall collapse and increasing water damage as well the homeowner decided to find a solution.

 Our inspector was sent out to assess the situation and proposed our steel beams as well as our internal waterproofing system. This secures the wall and resists further bowing out of place. Our waterproofing system, WaterGuard, runs along the edge of the wall underneath the steel beams collecting water from the wall and runs it into a sump pump. From there the water is pumped out into the yard away from the base of the home.

After finding the problem and proposing the solution the homeowner decided to trust us with their home and we installed the products quickly and effectively. The homeowner was thrilled to have this problem solved, and even though some maintenance can be required the alternative of a collapsed wall and flooded garage is far worse.

The block wall of this unconventional crawl space was getting exposed to water and was beginning to have issues with maintaining consistent temperatures. This size of crawl space is especially vulnerable to weathering affects and contained a lot of exposed wood that could become moldy or rotten from moisture.

With these issues in mind the solution was to install our waterproofing system, vapor barrier and our dehumidifier. This has been keeping water out of the crawl space and away from the home and assisting in regulating the internal air temperature. Once a crawl space is sealed off from the outside weather it is much easier to keep dry and at one temperature.

These improvements protect the home, creates much more usable space for the house, and adds value as well. Eventually unprotected dirt crawl spaces like this will start causing complications for a home. The time until these issues arrive varies for every home, but this homeowner can rest assured in the protection that these products provide.

Sometimes there are jobs where the entire basement is not needed to be waterproofed or protected. This job had one room that was experiencing seepage and the intrusion of water was producing mold and risking rotting along the wall.

We ran our WaterGuard system along the edge of the room and ran it into a sump pump to rid the room of water that makes its way through the wall. We also installed CleanSpace along the wall to act as a vapor barrier and assist in keeping the moisture in the air under control.

There are many options available to rid a room of these issues. Most homes require a solution or mix of products to solve its problems. For this home a vapor barrier and WaterGuard system for waterproofing is what was decided would help alleviate the complications from water intrusion.

The problem facing all homes is time and this one is no different. Over the years the settling and washing away of dirt around the house had caused the foundation to shift. Shifting occurs in various forms and reveals itself with many different symptoms. This home had started to experience a sinking effect where one end of the home had dropped, and the stress of this change caused cracking foundation walls and separation from the slab floor.

With parts of the home in poor condition the homeowner chose to call us to inspect the issue. The symptoms were clear and the solution obvious, which was accepted by the homeowner. This cure was helical and push piers around the home. Using piers to stabilize the foundation of the house deep into the earth keeps the house from sinking due to erosion and another great benefit from these pier systems is that some lift to the house can be attainable, although is not always definite.

However, this house went great. The piers were relatively easy to install around and under the building and lift was achieved as well. Now the home is protected from sliding further down, causing more issues with cracking walls and floors, and has been lifted back in place closing some existing cracks. The homeowners were very happy with the result and we were proud to add it to the books! If you are concerned for your foundation like these homeowners were, we would love you to call and have us inspect your home to see what solutions work best.

Coming from a moldy and musty smelling crawl space this area under the home was transformed into a clean and efficient part of the home. This crawl space was suffering from temperature changes, high humidity, and mold growth. All these problems worked in tandem to chip away at the health of the house above. With moldy unhealthy air getting into the HVAC and into the living areas and wood running risk of rotting it was time to take steps toward preventing these problems.

We inspected the crawl space from inside and found the root core and most effective treatment for our homeowners needs to be a vapor barrier and thermal wall insulation. These two products seal off the moisture from getting into the air from the ground and vents and protects the crawl space’s temperature from rapidly changing due to outside temperatures. This wall insulation and vapor barrier are designed with crawl space encapsulation in mind and have kept the humidity of the crawl space under control.

After we finished installation our homeowners were very happy with the job and the damage prevented from being done to the home. Over the course of a lifetime homes experience problems like this, especially inside a crawl space, but our patented products and systems are designed to prevent and slow down these effects better than any other. We were proud of the work done to this home and the protection it provides.

This musty and wet crawl space had all types of problems. Ripped up plastic and clumped insulation left it susceptible to these issues such as mold growth, high humidity, and trouble with keeping consistent temperatures. Over time, these troubles persisted, and the homeowner decided it was time to look for a permanent solution.

We offered our free inspection and the homeowner chose the option that they felt, along with our expert opinion, best suited their situation. This solution was CleanSpace vapor barrier. Unlike the existing vapor barrier in this crawl space, CleanSpace is designed to protect crawl space and does not rip. This barrier keeps crawl space’s air much drier.

We installed the CleanSpace by wrapping it along every surface that could allow water vapor inside. This gives the crawl space a neat and clean look, and it allows the vapor barrier to do its job by protecting against vapor getting into the crawl space air.

After the job was done the customer was happy. Everything went according to plan. This part of the home is now incredibly more protected than It was with ripped black plastic and falling out insulation.

When the rain comes it finds little resistance getting inside this garage-basement hybrid. Or at least it did, and years of having this trouble led the homeowners to finally search for a permanent solution. We went out to inspect the, mostly underground, garage and found that a full perimeter waterproofing system was its best bet to stay dry.

Our WaterGuard system is designed to catch water as it comes in and pump it out through a sump pump. These pumps can hold large amounts of water and pumps reliably through tough storms. This garage had a lot of water damage already, but we were able to install our system seamlessly and even incorporate the existing drain into the system. Doing this was a request from the homeowner and made perfect sense. We were very glad it worked out and that the garage is not protected.

Of course, there are more ways to protect this room even further from increasing humidity and water seepage, but the implemented system is perfect for keeping the walls and floor dry.

Efflorescence was covering most of this basement’s block walls. This sign of deep-water seepage was an indication that the rise in the humidity and occasional standing water inside the basement was in fact coming from the block walls. So, to solve the issue the owner of the home had us inspect it for him.

Our inspector went to the home and decided that a WaterGuard waterproofing system and a vapor barrier along the block walls was the best solution for this basement. The waterproofing is there to keep water from standing inside the basement and its walls, and the vapor barrier is there to help combat the humidity. By trapping the water into the wall and not letting it escape into the air, it will keep the humidity low and make the water flow into our WaterGuard waterproofing system.

This basement was ready to be finished, but constant water intrusion and damage has made it hard to work with. The products we installed will make it much nicer to be in and eliminate the risk of flooding that can ruin whatever is stored there. Our customers were quite happy with the work we did and are glad to have this space of their home protected from the problems that the water seepage had caused.

The foundation walls of this home had developed serious issues from the shifting ground and changing water levels. The pressure that these shifts put on the basement walls caused it to crack and bow inward. From these cracks formed the perfect avenue for water to get inside the basement. Pools of water were common to find, and the paint on the walls had started to wear off.

Our inspection showed that a full waterproofing system and wall support system was necessary to fully protect this basement. This installation process was to dig a trench around the perimeter and under the footer of the basement to lay in our WaterGuard interior waterproofing product. We ran this into a TripleSafe sump pump that forced the water outside the home through a French drain system. While the trench was being dug, we installed CarbonArmor strips to the wall which are made to stabilize a bowing wall. They are flexible and more resistant than steel beams, and they work perfectly for this type of horizontal wall cracking.

After we finished and cleaned up, the homeowners were thrilled with the result. The basement of this home was at risk of a serious wall collapse and water damage from water leakage. Fortunately, we were able to help and smoothly installed our patented systems designed to protect basements from these common basement problems.

The entire block wall around this basement was covered in efflorescence. The residue left over from water evaporation was extremely evident, and the water was starting to cause harm. Mold growth, wall break downs, cracks, musty smells, and high humidity are all symptoms that come from extreme water intrusion. This basement was experiencing most of these.

The homeowner realized the issue with the water seepage and wanted us to inspect the issue. We found that a perimeter interior waterproofing system would be the best solution given the problem and considering the concerns of the homeowner. This system is comprised of our WaterGuard drainage system around the perimeter and a TripleSafe sump pump in the corner with a battery backup.

We installed these products like we have thousands of times before, using gravel, gravity, and our patented systems to protect the home. Once the waterproofing was done and tested, the homeowners were very pleased. Any water that tries to seep into this basement will be caught and sent outside, away from the home.

The concrete walkway outside of this home had sunk and settled into the dirt. This gradual decline risked cracking and was generally inconvenient to use. We inspected the walkway and proposed a solution to repair the concrete that is less of a time consuming and expensive project as re-pouring the whole thing would be.

The solution was to use our patented PolyLevel foam that is injected underneath the concrete to fill the empty voids and stabilize the concrete. Usually, concrete sinks because of erosion or settlement underneath the concrete. So, by filling those holes up with our poly foam, which hardens within hours, it allows the existing concrete to be renewed to its original state without having to re-pour it.

Once we injected the foam, the walkway lifted and was stabilized. The finishing step was to seal the cracks and fill the holes that had to be drilled into the face of the concrete. After all that, the job was finished, and the homeowners were very happy with their renewed and repaired walkway.  

Water leakage into a basement is often indicated by efflorescence on the walls. However, painted block walls can cover this up for a time before it starts to chip. This basement had signs of leakage around the base of the wall where water would come in and pool on the concrete. This seepage left the air humid and was a catalyst for mold growth. The homeowners were tired of this water intrusion and had us fix the problem.

We installed a system that waterproofs the interior of the basement by catching the water as it comes in and before it gets into the basement itself. The WaterGuard drain sends the water from under the footer to a sump pump that sends the water outside. This basement also benefitted from our CleanSpace vapor barrier on the wall, which would keep water from evaporating into the air.

This system sealed the basement from water leakage and drove the humidity down. With the water being drained and the humidity decreased, the basement is at much less risk for mold growth and eventual rot. The homeowners were happy with this system, and it has been of great use to them and the home through the recent heavy rains.

The basement in this home had chronic issues with water seepage and flooding. The water intrusion made it difficult to store items safely and created a musty smell throughout the basement. Eventually, the homeowners were tired of these problems and contacted us to provide a permanent solution to the problem.

We installed out patented WaterGuard and TripleSafe sump pump system with CleanSpace vapor barrier on the wall. This system collects intruding water before it gets inside the basement and expels the water outside of the home. It also provides protection against water vapor evaporating into the air which raises the humidity. With this practically seamless system in place, the basement lost no functionality while maintaining a dry space to use as designed.

The homeowners were happy with our work when we were done. The system was tested and set up to work 24/7 and even when the power goes out. The system is incredible easy to maintain and we were proud to have protected another basement.

This home’s basement had been drenched in water over the years. The block walls were doing very little to keep water out, and when we dug a trench to install our waterproofing system, the trench immediately flooded from pent up water. The large-scale water issue also led to bowing walls as the pressure behind them was in constant flux. We came with our patented and reliable solutions to fix the basement.

To keep this basement dry, we installed WaterGuard drainage around the perimeter and ran it into a sump pump. This system collects water before it enters the home and pumps it out safely away. We also put CarbonArmor strips along the bowing walls to support them and stop further movement. Lastly, we covered the walls in CleanSpace vapor barrier to keep moisture out of the air. All these products work together to keep the basement dry and safe.

The homeowners were very happy with the way these products changed their basement. The space is now dry and usable and not an ever-growing problem.

Efflorescence on the block walls of this basement made it obvious that water seepage was a major issue. The frequent leaking would ruin stored items and negatively affect the air of the home. To get rid of this problem permanently, the homeowners called us to inspect and install some of our patented solutions.

We integrated our interior waterproofing system with an interior drainage system. This WaterGuard runs under the floor around the wall and collects intruding water before it enters the basement. The CleanSpace vapor barrier also assists in this and keeps the air dry. Once the water is collected, it runs into the TripleSafe Sump Pump that we installed. We put in two different pumps into this basement to hedge against pump failures due to overflow.

After the system was fully implemented, the homeowners were happy with the look and the protection. The basement can finally be used as intended and many negative effects can be avoided.

Water seepage into this home’s basement led to all kinds of complications such as high humidity, musty smells, and ruined storage items. It did not take long for the homeowners to realize the depth of this problem and started searching for a solution.

We inspected the leakage issues and designed a system using our patented products and solutions to keep the basement dry. We installed WaterGuard drainage around the perimeter of the basement and ran that into a sump pump to send the water safely outside the home. Our interior waterproofing system captures water before it enters the home and is extremely serviceable.

When we finished the installation, the homeowners were happy to not worry about basement flooding anymore. This basement space can once again be used to store items without a fear of them being ruined by flood water.  

Water leakage started to negatively effect this home and its basement. Water from outside the walls was seeping into the block causing paint chipping, high humidity, and rotting wall framing. The basement needed a solution before it became a completely unusable space.

So, the homeowners hired us to inspect the water issues and construct a plan to solve them. We identified the ways that water seepage was getting into the basement and designed a system that would eliminate the effects of that water seepage. This system runs under the floor and along the base of the basement to collect water from weep holes and sends it outside using our patented sump pump design.

After we installed the products and repoured the concrete floor, the basement was set to be finished properly without risk of water seepage behind the walls. The homeowners were happy with the result and being able to hear the pump work after large rains brings them a peace of mind.

The carport off the side of this home had an elevated concrete slab that started to sink and shift. Over time, a void underneath it had allowed room for this shifting, and the homeowners wanted a solution before it was too late.

So, we inject PolyLevel under the slab to stabilize and attempt lift. We were successful at both! The concrete was lifted back into place and the solid polyurethane keeps the car port stabilized from further sinking. After we injection worked properly, the crew cut away the excess and sealed the cracks with NexusPro to seal and waterproof the cracks.

The job was executed seamlessly, and the homeowners were happy to have a protected carport.

There were three problematic downspouts outside this home in Clemmons, NC. The existing downspouts were using a corrugated pipe to send water away from the home; however, this type of piping can get crushed and cause backups in the system. Afraid of potential water issues around the foundation of the home, the homeowner decided to have us install some secure buried downspouts.

We dug a far way out to release the water flowing downgrade. At the end of the pipe, we put gravel and a drain cap to allow water to easily flow out and soak up. We did this around the home at three separate downspouts. This type of buried downspout is a step up from corrugated piping and will keep the homes water management more secure.

The homeowner was happy with the upgrade to his water drainage around the home. After we re-filled the trenches and cleaned up, it looked as if we were never even there.

Years of erosion and dirt displacement left a massive void underneath the concrete slabs around this home. The most notable was underneath the front porch steps. This gap was starting to cause problems for the walkway and porch steps by forcing them to sink and slope. Eventually, this would crack and cave in.

So, the homeowners hired us to use our PolyLevel solution to stabilize and protect these areas of concern before the slabs started to fall away from the home. We carefully injected our PolyLevel underneath the concrete to spread it evenly and form a strong level of stabilization.

This job was quick and easy and when we left the homeowners were very happy with the result. Of course, it will take time to notice the effect but the concrete that was going to crack and break away will remain strong.

Moisture seepage was getting into the concrete walls of this home’s basement and causing problems. High humidity, mold growth, and general flooding were among these issues. The homeowners knew they needed to find a permanent solution, and we were able to help.

We sealed the walls in CleanSpace vapor barrier to prevent moisture from getting into the air, installed our interior waterproofing to collect and send unwanted water intrusion away from the home, and added our patented basement dehumidifier to purify and dry the basement air. These three systems and groups of products work together to keep this basement dry all the time.

When we were finished, the homeowners were thrilled to know that a permanent and serviceable solution was added to their home and that leaking water would not be able to ruin their basement.

The wooden trusses underneath this home had started to experience rot and mold growth that questioned their ability to support the home. A porch, that was a recent add-on by the homeowner, had too little foundational support and began to sag and pull away from the home. These issues culminated in the homeowner calling us to inspect the issue.

We proposed what we thought would be best in encapsulating the crawl space to keep moisture from harming the trusses anymore and supporting the weak areas with SmartJacks form underneath. The homeowner eventually chose to just go with our SmartJack solution under their porch as it perfectly met their needs and stabilized this part of the home.

In this case, the homeowner decided what was best for her home’s health after viewing all the different solutions we provide. We still recommended she take care of the moisture in the crawl space, but we were happy to help bring peace of mind to her by stabilizing the floors.

Shifting soil around this home caused the foundation of the home to settle and sink. This sinkage started to cause cracking and separation of the exterior and interior walls.

The homeowner recognized these stress fractures and had us come inspect. We found that the sinking home needed to be supported before much more damage could occur. After getting proper permits and signing a contract with the homeowner, we installed our helical piers under the foundation and carbon fiber strips along its walls.

These piers and carbon fiber strips help support the foundation and holds the interior walls together. The homeowners were thrilled without work and have peace of mind about the state of their foundation.

Water seepage coming through the block wall in this basement was chipping paint and damaging the wall. On top of that, is would seep onto the floor making things wet, and it would also raise the humidity levels.

We were called out to fix the problem permanently, so we installed our WaterGuard drainage system. This system, in tandem with our TripleSafe sump pump, can collect and pump out gallons of water easily and keep the basement space dry. It is also a perfectly serviceable system that only suggests a yearly maintenance.

The homeowner was thrilled to have this space of their home back and as dry as can be.

Water seepage started to chip the paint on this basement and allowed water to get inside. The increasingly wet basement was starting to become a problem for the homeowners.

We inspected the basement and found that our WaterGuard perimeter drainage system would capture and expel the unwanted water seepage. The WaterGuard was installed under the floor and sends the intruding water into our TripleSafe sump that safely and effectively sends water away from the home.

With our system in place, the homeowner’s basement will stay clean and dry.

The basement walls under this home were being pressurized and began to bow. When the walls moved, it shifted the finished dry wall and framing of the basement. Water intrusion was also a factor that deteriorated the health of the basement.

The homeowners decided they needed to protect the basement before re-finishing. So, they tore out the dry wall and hired us to support their foundation walls. We installed steel PowerBraces against the wall to keep the block wall from falling in and stabilizing the support.

The homeowners were thrilled to not have to worry about the stability of their foundation walls moving forward in their basement project.

The basement under this home was used for storage, but water seepage started to make it difficult to keep things dry. The humidity was increasing, and dampness started to become a concern.

We cleared out an area and dug a trench to install our WaterGuard drainage system. This drainage seals off and collects water before it gets inside the home and send it to our sump pump.

This new system keeps the water out of the basement and helps lower the humidity. The homeowners were very happy with our installation and products.

This standard basement was experiencing small leaks and water stains. The homeowners started to notice this and wanted to find a solution that would alleviate the leaking permanently.

This kind of leakage can ruin a home and make it impossible to finish the basement. So, we inspected the spots on the wall and proposed a full perimeter drainage system to waterproof the basement and protect the interior. Our WaterGuard was placed along the walls and ran into our TripleSafe sump pump to pump water out of the home.

The homeowners were very happy with this system that works 24/7 to keep the basement dry.

Water was seeping into this dugout basement and was ruining the finished areas of the basement. The homeowner needed us to design a complete and permanent solution to keep moisture out of his home.

So, we designed and quoted our patented interior waterproofing and sealing system that keeps basements clean and dry all the time. We installed WaterGuard around the perimeter and at the base of the home that ran into our TripleSafe sump pump. Lastly, we sealed the open crawl space with CleanSpace vapor barrier to keep water out of the air.

The homeowner was thrilled with these improvements and could finally finish the basement without fear of flooding and rotting wood behind the drywall.

Massive water seepage over a long period of time was harming this block wall and inside the basement. Naturally, the homeowners were tired of seeing the water flood into their basement and cause issue after issue.

We inspected the basement and were able to help by installing our perimeter waterproofing solution. This solution was installed under the floor on the footer and ran into our patented sump pump design. The homeowners were very ecstatic to have this problem solved permanently.

Like most basements, water started to creep inside and make the air and floor wet. The damages from this were making it impossible to finish the basement and to store items of value.

We installed out perimeter waterproofing system and vapor barrier to protect the inside of the basement from the water intrusion. The captured water was routed outside through a sump pump.

The homeowners were thrilled with these results and with how dry their basement is staying.

Overtime, ground settlement and water runoff had shifted this concrete walkway. The dips and angles were causing it to be impractical and a dangerous trip hazard.

We drilled holes in the concrete and pumped PolyLevel underneath the concrete to fill the voids underneath. Once the vacant areas under the concrete had been filled, the concrete was level and back in place. Also, it is stabilized and protected from further settlement. The last step was to seal the cracks with NexusPro which waterproofs and binds the sidewalk together.

The homeowners were so happy to have a useable and aesthetically pleasing concrete walkway.

The owners of this home had finished their basement, but the exterior waterproofing started to fail. Water began to get inside the walls and mold the walls and floor. The homeowner knew that they needed to waterproof the basement to keep the health of the home in good shape.

We had to cut out areas of the finished wall to get our system in, but once the system was installed, the room was waterproofed permanently. Our drainage system collects and pumps water away from the home, and the homeowners can finish the basement once again with peace of mind.

The exposed ground and walls inside this crawl space were letting water into the air. The increased moisture made it humid and caused increased mold growth as well ad made the air musty. The potential for rotting wood grew higher and higher, so the homeowners decided to fix the problem permanently.

We installed a full encapsulation system to insulate the walls and sealed the ground from any temperature and water issues. These products work together to maintain a healthy air quality inside the crawl space, and the homeowners were very satisfied with the results.

This unfinished basement started to leak and was quickly becoming unusable. It was no longer any good to store items of value and was decreasing the health of the home.

The homeowners started to look for a solution and had us inspect it. We drew up a plan with our patented solutions to seal and keep the basement dry. After we installed our interior waterproofing system and vapor barrier around the walls, the basement was completely waterproofed and has been dry ever since.

This home was about 20 years old and had seen multiple owners. The current owners bought the home and immediately started to find water damage issues and other foundation issues. It turned out that the homebuilders cut corners that caused the porch to sink, the waterproofing to fail, and too much pressure on the basement walls.

This started to bow the walls and water was leaking in constantly. The new homeowners started to look for a permanent solution and had us inspect the home. We found that another company had installed an interior system that was not equipped to handle the level of water issues around the home.

We removed the failing systems and installed our own patented solutions around the basement. This waterproofed the entire basement and stabilized the block walls. The security we provided this home was much appreciated by the homeowners and much needed to make the home safe.

Like most crawl spaces, moisture had no problem getting inside around the black plastic vapor barrier. Water vapor and other water seepage was causing mold growth and unhealthy air to infiltrate the home.

We cleared out the old, failing barrier and installed our CleanSpace vapor barrier and SilverGlo wall insulation. This sealed the entire space and keeps the water vapor outside. We made sure to wrap and seal the barrier around the existing home supports to leave no room for water to get through.

The garage connected to this home started to experience issues with water seepage and cracking from the outside pressure. The wall cracks were starting to cause the garage wall to bow and thew water seepage was leaving pools of water on the floor which were concerns to the homeowner.

We installed CarbonArmor strips on the walls to support the blocks and our WaterGuard drainage system around the perimeter to capture the water. Doing this gave the water a way to escape from the home and kept the wall from caving in.

Water seepage was running rampant throughout the block walls in this basement. Efflorescence was everywhere and standing water was no strange sight. The homeowners were determined to find a permanent solution, so they hired us.

We installed our patented interior drainage system to capture the water and send it away from the home. This keeps the water intrusion from being a issue to the home and allows the homeowners to re-paint their basement walls.

Parts of this home’s basement were finished and some of it was used as an unfinished garage and water was leaking into all of it. The homeowners knew that the water seepage was causing problems for the home’s health and that the issues were only going to get worse.

We inspected the home and found that our perimeter waterproofing system could seamlessly be installed and would keep water out of the home. So, we installed our WaterGuard under the floor that ran to our sump pump to expel the water. We had to tear out some of the finished wall, but now that the walls are waterproofed finishing it will be safe.

Additionally, we added drains around the garage and side door entrances to catch any water seepage from the unsealed openings. The homeowners were thrilled with the work and happy their home was safe.

Water was leaking into this home and making it impossible to use reliably. The homeowner had grown up in the house and wanted to see it restored.

We were able to help waterproof the basement by installing WaterGuard drainage around the perimeter and running it into a sump pump. This collects the unwanted water and removes it form the home. Once we were finished, the homeowner was thrilled to get the basement set back up.

Unprotected and exposed, this home’s crawl space was susceptible to rot and bad air quality. Water intrusion was constantly an issue, so the homeowners wanted to have the crawl space inspected.

We found that the open and exposed crawl space was breeding mold from the moisture and harming the home’s health for several reasons. We proposed clearing out the area and sealing it in an encapsulation. Doing this keeps the moisture out of the area and helps to protect the home’s health.

The homeowners were thrilled with our work when it was done and happy to have a more efficient home.

The yard behind this house would pool up during a hard rain and made a mess. The drainage had started to form a trench that gathered all the runoff.

We turned the home’s downspouts into French drains that’s utilizes our EZflow drainage. This means that it also soaks up and collects water from run off, not just gutter drainage.

Once we finished the French drain, the water was re-routed to the side of the house and eliminated the pooling effect behind the house.

Water leakage into the basement of this home made it difficult to store items of importance, finish the area, and caused foundation damage. Pressure from the water inside the wall eventually began to crack the block.

We were able to stop the water leaking and support the walls to keep them from collapsing. Our interior waterproofing system was installed around the perimeter of the basement and then we installed our PowerBraces against the waterproofed walls.

The homeowners were thrilled to be able to use this part of their home again with complete peace of mind.

There were several reasons that this concrete walkway was starting to shift and sink. The homeowners were concerned about the shifting because of the aesthetics and the practical use of the walkway.

We installed our PolyLevel product underneath the concrete and lifted it back into place. After this we sealed the cracks with NexusPro to waterproof and seal the walkway.

Water seepage was starting to get the storage items in this basement wet. It also made the air more humid and musty smelling. The homeowners wanted to preserve the tools and other items they had stored in the basement and feel safe if ever wanting to finish parts of it.

So, we installed our perimeter waterproofing system to capture the unwanted water and send it far away from the home. The homeowners wanted an extended discharge line to send the water as far away from the home as possible.

Once we finished the project, the homeowners were very pleased and had peace of mind about the state of their basement.

Moisture was seeping into this crawl space and ruining the insulation above. It was also creating high humidity and making it harder to heat and cool the home.

The homeowners had us inspect the crawl space to determine the issues, and eventually solve them by installing our patented products. Our encapsulation sealed out the moisture and air flow so that the inside of the crawl space was protected from these factors.

The basement of this house was unfinished and had parts of crawl space throughout. Water was seeping into the room from the walls and the ground. There was an old, failing sump pump installed, but the homeowners new they needed a more permanent solution.

We fully encapsulated this part of the home to hold moisture back and insulate the room. Our interior drainage system was installed along the perimeter of the basement and funneled into our patented sump pump design. This system can handle massive water intrusion and works constantly to keep this basement dry.

Moisture was plaguing this crawl space. High humidity, mold growth, and shredding insulation were all caused by moisture in the air. The homeowners were not happy with the condition of their crawl space and wanted to improve the health of the home.

So, we inspected the problem and ultimately installed our durable vapor barrier inside the entire crawl space. We also had an interior waterproofing system installed, but the vapor barrier lays on top and is sealed along all of the surface area.

There were a lot of items in storage in this home’s basement. There was also a growing leakage problem. Efflorescence could be found on most walls of the basement and made stored items at risk of water damage.

We installed our non-intrusive perimeter waterproofing system under the floor of the basement and ran the drainage to a sump pump. This system catches water before it enters the basement and pumps it outside away from the home.

The homeowners knew they needed this to keep the basement safe and dry. So, they were very happy with the finished results.

The crawl spaces underneath the buildings on the Graylyn Manor property in Winston-Salem are very old and unprotected. Recently, the property owners started to look for ways to improve air quality and protect the crawl spaces to preserve the historic buildings.

We encapsulated the crawl space fully and dehumidified to keep moisture out. This lowers the humidity, reduces musty smells, and causes mold to lie dormant. The owners were very happy to add more efficiency and lifespan to these buildings.

Extreme water seepage started to cause mold growth and musty smells to control the basement of this home. The homeowners wanted to keep using this space for storage and not have to worry about structural water damage.

So, they hired us to thoroughly inspect and solve the problem. We installed our interior waterproofing system around the perimeter of the basement and garage. Water intrusion is caught in that system and pumped outside, away from the home.

When water seepage started to make its way into this finished basement, the homeowners knew they had a problem on their hands. Flooding behind the finished walls and under the floor were going to rot and damage the home tremendously.

We were able to get behind the walls with relative ease and install our interior drainage system to collect water intrusion from all the possible entry points.

The system culminates at a sump pump that sends the water away from the home safely. The homeowners were very happy to have the peace of mind that their finished basement would no longer have water seepage problems.

Water intrusion started to complicate the health and utility of this home’s basement. The homeowners needed to stop this seepage, so they hired us to find the solution.

We stopped the water seepage by installing our perimeter waterproofing system than culminates with our patented sump pump design. Unwanted water intrusion is collected and send away from the home, and the homeowners are very happy with the results.

Ripped insulation and moisture seepage was harming this home’s health. There were also concerns with the sinking floors and stabilization. We inspected the home and knew we could help.

We cleaned out the crawl space and fully encapsulated the area to keep moisture out and humidity low. This process also insulates the crawl space air efficiently and helps the energy efficiency of the entire home.

Lastly, we stabilized the floor with our SmartJacks down the middle of the crawl space. The homeowners were very happy with this version of their crawl space and the improvements it made to their home.

We were more than happy to provide a free estimate and repair services for Samuel in Kernersville, NC who needed basement waterproofing. Carolina Basement Systems has a great reputation in the area and we were excited to help out a customer in need.

We were contacted by Jeff in Winston Salem, NC who needed crawl space repairs. We provided an estimate and services for Jeff and his crawl space. Jeff was very pleased with the work we did and the results we achieved.

Wesley in Winston Salem, NC had been noticing some water seepage in his basement and was concerned about possible flooding and damage to his home. Carolina Basement Systems came out to inspect Wesley's basement and found that the water seepage was coming in through cracks in the foundation. They recommended a basement waterproofing system that would seal the cracks and prevent any further water damage.

Dennis from Winston Salem, NC had a problem with his basement waterproofing and reached out to Carolina Basement Systems for help. He was referred to the company by another business. Dennis had water seeping through his basement walls and was concerned about the potential for flooding and damage to his home. Carolina Basement Systems offered him a free estimate and explained that they could solve his problem with their basement waterproofing system. They would install a sump pump to remove any water that seeped into his basement and install a drainage system to prevent water from seeping in through the walls. 

When Toni from Pfafftown, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems, he was in need of assistance with crawl space repair. He had seen the company advertised on Facebook and decided to reach out for help. After hearing about the problem Toni was experiencing, the company decided that the best solution would be to encapsulate the crawl space. This would involve putting a vapor barrier on the ground, sealing the walls, and installing a dehumidifier. Carolina Basement Systems offers free estimates, so Toni decided to take them up on their offer. 

Roderick from Winston Salem, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems because he was having problems with his foundation. He had seen the company online and decided to reach out for help. Roderick's foundation was cracking and he was concerned about the stability of his home. Carolina Basement Systems offers free estimates, so Roderick decided to take advantage of that service. After assessing the damage, the company recommended a few different solutions to Roderick. They explained that the most effective way to fix his foundation would be to install piers. The piers would support the foundation and stop the cracking. 

Anne, from Kernersville, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems because she needed help with basement waterproofing for a home she wanted to purchase. Anne found the company through her real estate agent. There was a soft spot on the floor of the kitchen and she was concerned about water damage. Carolina Basement Systems offered her a free estimate. 

Teresa from Winston Salem, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems for help with basement waterproofing. Teresa was experiencing water in her basement and had already tried to waterproof it herself, but was unsuccessful. Carolina Basement Systems offers free estimates, so Teresa decided to give them a call.

Lonie from Belews Creek contacted  Carolina Basement Systems after noticing an issue of water in his crawlspace. A wet crawlspace can cause severe mold and rot issues- it can even attract unwanted pests like termites, rodents, and snakes. Moisture problems within a crawlspace can also drain your energy bill, since damp air requires more energy to heat or cool.

Our expert team installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system throughout the entire crawlspace to seal and protect the area from water vapors in the ground. They included CleanSpace drainage matting underneath the lining to collect any water and guide it away from the crawlspace. Next, they added a top-notch dehumidifier, the SaniDry Sedona. This high-performance dehumidifier prevents mold and reduces those musty crawlspace odors. After sealing all vents and cleaning everything up, the last step was installing the thick PVC plastic EverLast Door. This final step ensures no air or water will get through and unlike wooden doors, our EverLast door will never crack, shrink, of require any type of maintenance or painting.

Another happy customer and another crawlspace saved!

A homeowner in Pfafftown, NC contacted us with concerns about her wet basement. She claimed her basement had been damp since she first bought her home, over 30 years ago, but recently the state of things had gotten much worse. There was water running right into the basement and a giant crack had appeared starting at the front side of the house and running all the way down into the basement. A wet basement can be a nightmare for any homeowner! Moisture from a basement can ruin a home's floors, walls, and even roofing. It can also invite other problems such a mold, mildew, wood rot, musty air, and health problems.

Fortunately for this customer, she contacted the basement professionals at Carolina Basement Systems! Our expert team installed Geo-Lock wall anchors to permanently stabilize the foundation walls. This wall repair system not only stops any further structural damage, but in most cases Geo-Lock anchors can straighten walls back to their original position. To divert water away from the foundation, we installed buried downspouts and a LawnScape discharge line outlet system. A WaterGuard sub-floor drainage structure was installed to capture water seepage and leaks at the first point of entry - before it even has the chance to enter the basement. A CleanSpace wall system was added to protect the basement walls from any potential seepage. This inexpensive, waterproof, and stain resistant material is one of the most effective moisture vapor barriers to exist. We finished off this basement project by adding the high-performance SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and filtration system. The Sedona prevents mold and reduces musty odors, providing the homeowner with the comfort of having dry healthy air. 

With the walls permanently secured and basement dry and encapsulated, our job here was done!

James from Lewisville, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems after noticing water was getting into his basement from cracks along the walls and gaps around the doors and windows. This type of situation can be a nightmare for any homeowner. A wet basement can cause many different issues from structural damage to a home's foundation to health problems from growing mold and mildew. Fortunately for this customer, he contacted the local basement professionals.

Our team of experts got right to work on protecting this home from any further damage. They started by installing a WaterGuard sub flooring drainage system around the perimeter of the basement. This structure captures water from its entry point and then redirects it to the UltraSump pump that will pump it up and far away from the foundation. A Foamax basement wall insulation made from advanced polyisocyanurate foam was then placed around the walls of the area. This insulation system fits with the WaterGuard drainage system and is highly energy efficient.

Another basement protected by Carolina Basement Systems!

Ruthann of Tobaccoville contacted Carolina Basement Systems after noticing that water was seeping through cracks in her basement walls. This problem can occur because there is water in the soil all around your foundation, and when soil absorbs water it expands in every direction. This puts pressure on the foundation walls and can eventually lead to shifting and cracks. Water will then seep through, even the smallest crack, causing the crack to expand and groundwater to get inside of a basement. This is a problem that no homeowner wants to deal with. Good thing Ruthann contacted the basement professionals!

Our trained team of experts got right to work on permanently stabilizing these walls with the GeoLock wall anchor system. This consists of placing heavy-duty earth anchors into stable soil away from the foundation wall and attaching them to steel anchors with long rods. This system will not only secure the wall firmly in its place, but once tightened overtime this can straighten the walls back to their original position. Next, our team installed a  LawnScape outlet, a durable grated opening for the sump pump's discharge line to help ensure that water is safely directed away from the home. 

Another happy customer and another basement saved thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Clemmons, NC was excitedly preparing to sell his home. But, after an inspector noticed water in the crawl space, this homeowner was filled with worry. He had never been down in the crawl space and had no idea it was in bad condition. A wet crawl space will fail a home inspection, because if left untreated, it can cause some pretty severe issues down the road for the new homeowners. From mold, rotting wood, sagging floors, high energy bills, and MORE - this was an issue that needed fixing before this home could be placed on the market. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local professionals at Carolina Basement Systems!

Our trained team of experts removed all debris from the crawl space and installed a code compliant vapor barrier. A SuperSump Pump system was added to pump any collected water up and away from the home's foundation. This reliable, top-of-the-line, cast iron pump features a strong airtight sump lid, a built-in alarm for when the water level rises too high, and takes up zero storage space. IceGuard protection was installed to ensure this sump pump would be able to safely and effectively pump water away from the home even during below freezing weather conditions. Once the job was completed, it's safe to say this home was ready for the real estate market!

Steve of Kernersville, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems with the desire to get his crawl space redone. He had a vapor barrier installed years before, but it was old, outdated, and was not withholding humidity like it needed to. Good thing this smart homeowner contacted the best crawl space waterproofing people in town!

After one of our expert inspectors came out to assess the situation and work with the customer to come up with the best solution that fits both the budget and crawl space needs, our crew went right to work! After all debris was removed, vents were sealed, and drainage matting was laid out, it was time for the CleanSpace. This top-of-the-line vapor barrier reduces moisture and humidity, seals out winter drafts, and is SUPER durable. Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was hooked up to eliminate any worries of moisture, humidity, or mold growth.

Another happy customer and another protected crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems. 

Justin of Winston Salem, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding water in his basement. Water was getting inside through the walls and creating puddles on the floor. Metal was begining to rust. The homeowner knew these were problems that must be handled right away. Good thing he contacted the local basement professionals!

After our inspector worked with the homeowner to create a plan of action that meets the budget requirements and basement needs, JC and his hardworking crew went to work. They started by installing a WaterGuard drainage system around the perimeter of the basement. This system is designed capture water at its entry point before it ever has the chance to reach the basement floors. Next, a CleanSpace wall system was put in to place to reduce moisture and humidity and seal out winter drafts. A TripleSafe sump pump was added to keep the area dry by pumping water collected up and far away from the home's foundation. Lastly, a TrenchDrain was installed by the doorway to capture any surface water from that opening.

Another happy customer and another dry basement thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. His floors were sagging and he noticed a musty odor coming through certain vents throughout the house. Concerned that he might be experiencing foundation failure and moisture issues in the crawl space, he contacted the local foundation and waterproofing experts!

After one of our well-trained inspectors went out to assess the situation and create a plan of action that the homeowner was pleased with, our crew wasted no time getting the job done! They started by permanently stabilizing the sagging floors with the high-capacity steel piers known as SmartJacks. After removing all debris and fiberglass insulation, they began performing a full encapsulation of the crawl space. They started by sealing off all the vents, laying drainage matting along the ground, and wrapping piers with CleanSpace liner. SilverGlo insulation was installed to hold back moisture by sealing off the walls with an unbroken plane of R-11 insulation. CleanSpace was used to seal and cover the remaining areas of the crawl space. An UltraSump pump with IceGuard protection was added to ensure that any collected water would be efficiently pumped up and far away from the home's foundation. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier was hooked up to reduce musty odors and prevent mold. Lastly, the crawl space was sealed off with an EverLast door. This patented door made from PVC plastic will never crack, warp, or deteriorate - ensuring that no winter drafts, moisture, or critters ever get inside.

Another happy customer and another protected crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

Will of Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with some concerns regarding his very old crawl space. He was noticing musty smells coming through the vents to his home, causing him to believe there might be some moisture down there. When our inspector arrived to the site, he discovered quite a bit of moisture and humidity present in the crawl space, water damage on the foundation walls, and fallen insulation littered throughout the area. Good thing this homeowner contacted the waterproofing professionals!

Our crew went to work on performing a full encapsulation of this crawl space. They started by removing all debris and fallen fiberglass insulation. Drainage matting was then placed on the floors with a CleanSpace vapor barrier added on top of it. SilverGlo insulation was installed on the walls to block moisture and provide a radiant heat barrier to the area. Vents were sealed and piers were also wrapped with CleanSpace liner to control humidity. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier was hooked up to prevent mold and eliminate musty odors - ensuring clean and dry air. Lastly, the airtight, watertight, and indestructible EverLast crawl space door was used to seal the completed crawl space off from any water, cold drafts, or unwanted critters.

Another crawl space saved and another happy customer thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A realtor in Germanton, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems regarding some concerns she had about a house that her clients were trying to close on. There was a large staircase crack on a retaining wall that they were wanting inspected and repaired before closing. This was no problem, as we deal with situations like this all the time at Carolina Basement Systems.

Our real estate support expert, Patrick, went out to the home to inspect the cracked wall and decide what solution would best fit the problem. A plan of action was agreed upon, and our crew got to work. They installed GeoLock wall anchors to permanently stabilize and straighten the wall back to its original position. This system requires minimal disturbance and is easily concealed. 

Another happy customer and another foundation stabilized thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems after noticing that his crawl space was getting flooded every time it  rained. Crawl space flooding isn't a problem that any homeowner wants to deal with. High moisture, humidity, and water damage can lead to mold, foundation failure, and more. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local waterproofing professionals!

Our crew got right to work on waterproofing this crawl space. CleanSpace liner with drainage matting underneath was installed o the walls, piers, and ground. CleanSpace is the  most durable vapor barrier on the market designed to cover, seal, and protect a space from any moisture or humidity. An UltraSump pump with battery backup and IceGuard protection was added to ensure that any collected water from a storm would be pumped up and far away from this home's foundation - even during freezing weather or a power outage. Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier was hooked up to prevent mold and eliminate musty odors.

Another happy customer and another basement protected thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Rural Hall, NC contacted Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding her foundation. Settlement had occurred causing cracks to appear around the exterior brick and windows. Doors were sticking and becoming difficult to open and close. No homeowner wants to deal with these kinds of issues, but it's a good thing this customer contacted the local foundation experts. 

One of our knowledgeable inspectors went out to assess the issues and work with the customer to come up with a solution that meets both a budget and needs of the home. After a plan of action was agreed upon, our crew went to work. They permanently stabilized the home's foundation by installing 3 helical piers. Helical piers are designed to stabilize a foundation by transferring the weight of your home to load-bearing soil or bedrock. This system is suitable for both heavy and light weight structures, involves a quick installation process with minimal disturbance, and is concealed from sight as a below-grade solution. Piers were installed, foundation was stabilized, and another homeowner has relief - all thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his home's foundation. The basement walls had visible cracks throughout the interior, and the walls themselves were beginning to bow inward. These are issues that no one wants to deal with. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local foundation experts!

One of our knowledgeable inspectors came out to perform a thorough investigation of the foundation. He then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening, why it occurs, and what solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, our crew got to work. They permanently stabilized these walls with the CarbonArmor wall system. This involves using fiber-reinforced polymer straps that contour tightly against the walls and connect to floor joists via ArmorLock brackets, providing instant and permanent wall stabilization.

Another happy customer and another foundation stabilized thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Pfafftown, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. It was quite damp and humid with bad musty odors. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local waterproofing experts!

One of our knowledgeable inspectors went out and performed a thorough investigation of the crawl space. He then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening, why it occurs, and what solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, our crew went to work. They installed a CleanSpace encapsulation complete with drainage matting and sealed vents to control humidity and separate the home from the earth. SilverGlo insulation was added to the walls. This graphite impregnated insulation had a built-in radiant heat barrier and when installed on crawl space walls, provides an unbroken sheet of R-11 insulation to the home. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier was hooked up to eliminate musty odors and prevent mold growth. Lastly, the new dry and clean crawl space was sealed off with an indestructible EverLast door. Made from PVC plastic, this airtight and watertight door seals off the crawl space from winter drafts, rain water, and any unwanted critters.

Another happy customer and another protected crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Rural Hall, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space and foundation. The crawl space had issues with moisture and humidity, and a strong musty odor was begining to arise. The support beams were begining to weaken, causing the floors above to sag and the doors to stick closed. These are serious issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local foundation and waterproofing experts!

Sam, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a  thorough investigation of the home. Sam then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening in his crawl space, why it occurs, and what solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, our crew went to work. They permanently stabilized the foundation with the SmartJack system. These high-capacity and fully adjustable steel piers are designed to stop settlement and raise the floors back to their original position. Next, the crew protected the crawl space from moisture, humidity, and winter drafts with a CleanSpace encapsulation system. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier was installed to eliminate musty odors and prevent mold growth. Lastly, the new dry and clean crawl space was sealed off with an indestructible EverLast door.

Another happy customer and another crawl space protected thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Pfafftown, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. It was moist, humid, and causing issues to the foundation above. Floors were sagging and doors were sticking closed. These are issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!

Matt, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the home. Matt then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening in the crawl space, why is occurs, and what solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, Juan Carlos and his crew got to work. They permanently stabilized the home's foundation with the SmartJack system. These high-capacity and fully-adjustable steel piers are specially designed to not only stop sagging floors in their tracks, but they can also lift the floors back to their original position. The crawl space was then protected with a CleanSpace encapsulation system complete with a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier, and a TripleSafe sump pump with a battery-powered pump for protection against flooding during a power outage.

Another happy customer and another protected home thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. He was wanting to prevent nasty crawl space issues such as humidity, mold, water damage, saggy floors, and attracting rodents. These are issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve and prevent problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!

TJ, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the crawl space. TJ then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what solutions are available for his needs. After a plan of action was agreed upon, Elias and his crew got to work. They installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system with the ultra-durable CleanSpace liner to seal, cover and protect the crawl space from moisture, humidity, and winter drafts. Radiant heat barrier SilverGlo insulation was added to the walls to provide an unbroken sheet of R-11 insulation. An UltraSump pump with battery backup and IceGuard protection was added to protect the crawl space from flooding - even during a power outage and freezing weather conditions. The world's most efficient dehumidifier and air purifier, the SaniDry Sedona, was hooked up to prevent mold growth and eliminate musty odors. Lastly, the newly encapsulated crawl space was sealed off with the indestructible, airtight, and watertight EverLast door.

Another happy customer and another protected crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Pfafftown, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. It was dark, dirty, damp, and had strong musty odors begining to arise. These are issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!

Casey, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation. Casey then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening in his crawl space, why it occurs, and what solutions are available within his desired budget. After a plan of action was agreed upon, JC and his crew got to work! They began this crawl space project by cleaning out all debris and fallen insulation. Next, they worked on isolating the crawl space from the earth for the most effective humidity control. All vents were sealed, drainage matting was laid out, and the entire crawl space was encapsulated with the ultra-durable CleanSpace vapor barrier. Lastly, the crew installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system. Our SaniDry is designed to prevent mold growth and eliminate musty odors - providing healthy dry air throughout. 

Another happy customer and another dry crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding her home's crawl space. It was damp, musty, and very humid. These are issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local waterproofing experts!

Bobby, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. Bobby then sat down with the homeowner to educate her on what was happening in her crawl space, why it occurs, and what solutions are available within her desired budget. After a plan of action was agreed upon, Ivan and his crew got to work. Graphite-impregnated SilverGlo insulation with a built-in radiant heat barrier was installed along the crawl space walls. Not only does this provide an unbroken sheet of R-11 insulation to the home, but it also acts as a vapor barrier to the walls. Dimpled drainage matting was laid out on the floor, and our ultra-durable CleanSpace vapor barrier was used to seal, cover, and protect the remaining exposed  areas of the crawl space. Our interior subfloor drainage system, WaterGuard, was installed to capture water at its entry point and direct it to our top-rated SuperSump pump with built-in alarm and battery backup. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system was added to eliminate musty odors, prevent mold, and ensure healthy dry air throughout. Lastly, to divert water away from the foundation, buried downspouts were added to the sump pump and gutter discharge lines. Patented, LawnScape outlets were added to the ends of the lines to prevent clogging - keeping the foundation soils strong and dry.

Another happy customer and another healthy crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding her basement. It was wet, humid, and moldy. As if that wasn't a headache enough, she has also started noticing growing stair-step cracks along the interior brick walls of the basement. These are issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local basement waterproofing experts!

Jim, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. Jim then sat down with the homeowner to educate her on what was happening in her basement, why it occurs, and what solutions are available within her desired budget. After a plan of action was agreed upon, Ivan and his crew got to work. First the mold was properly treated and removed. Next, they permanently stabilized the foundation walls by installing CarbonArmor straps. These fiber-reinforced polymer straps contour tightly against the wall and then attach to the floor joists via the ArmorLock brackets for a fast and noninvasive solution to stabilize leaning walls. Now that the walls were stabilized, the crew got to waterproofing. They installed an interior subfloor drainage system, WaterGuard, to capture water at its entry point - before it ever has the chance to reach the basement floors! A TrafficDrain was added to capture surface water along the doorway. An UltraSump pump with battery backup was installed to protect the basement from flooding - even during a power outage! The walls were sealed with our ultra-durable CleanSpace vapor barrier to protect the walls from moisture and humidity. Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system was added to provide healthy dry air throughout the space.

Another happy customer and another healthy dry basement thanks to Carolina Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Walkertown, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his basement. He has been experiencing regular water intrusion and was looking for a superior sump pump system that he could rely on. Regular basement flooding can lead to mold, mildew, musty odors, higher energy bills, and much more. Good thing this homeowner contacted the basement waterproofing experts!

Bobby, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. Bobby then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on exactly what was happening to his basement and what sump pump solutions were available. After the homeowner made an informed decision, our crew got to work. We installed our top-rated SuperSump pump system. This superior pump features a sturdy liner with holes, an airtight lid with a floor drain, a reliable cast iron pump, an alarm system to alert when something has failed, and more! But what good is a sump pump if the discharge line gets clogged?... Our IceGuard protection system was added to the top of the exterior discharge line to provide water a second way out if the line is clogged due to ice. We also added our patented LawnScape outlet to the end of the discharge line to protect against clogging from debris - ensuring that the sump pump discharge line would never be backed up, so that water may always have a reliable path out of the basement.

Another happy customer and another protected basement thanks to Carolina Basement Systems.

A homeowner in Kernersville, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. It was having regular issues with water intrusion - creating a humid and musty environment. These conditions had caused the existing wooden support columns to weaken and the floors above to become saggy. These are serious issues that no one wants to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!

Bobby, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. Bobby then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening in his crawl space, why this occurs, and what solutions are available. After an informed plan of action was agreed upon, our crew got to work. First, to permanently stabilize the sagging floors, they installed the SmartJack system. These high-capacity and fully-adjustable steel piers stop settlement in its tracks and lift the floors above back to their original position. Next, they sealed, covered, and protected the crawl space with our CleanSpace encapsulation system. Made from a 20mil thick, 7-layer polyethylene composition, our CleanSpace is the most durable vapor barrier on the market. To prevent flooding, our TripleSafe sump pump was added. It features a three-pump system that automatically adjusts to the current pumping needs of the environment. This includes a battery-powered pump to protect against flooding during a power outage. Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system was hooked up to eliminate musty odors, prevent mold growth, and provide healthy dry air throughout. 

Another happy customer and another protected crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Pfafftown, NC reached out to our team at Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his basement. The area had experienced regular issues with flooding for years and old fiberglass insulation had fallen from the ceilings - creating a very damp, musty, and dirty environment throughout. These types of conditions can lead to mold, mildew, increased energy bills, and more. No one wants to deal with these types of issues, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local waterproofing professionals.

TJ, one of our knowledgeable inspectors, went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. TJ then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening in his basement, why these issues occur, and what solutions are available within his desired budget. After a plan of action was agreed upon, JC and his crew got to work! First, they removed all debris and fallen fiberglass insulation. Next, they added a TripleSafe sump pump and an UltraSump pump system to the two low-lying areas of the basement floor to eliminate any chance of basement flooding in the future. A TrafficDrain was added along the doorway to capture surface water at the entryway, and our interior subfloor drainage system was installed along the perimeter of the basement where the floor and wall meet to capture water at its entry point - before it ever has the chance to reach the basement floors. The walls were wrapped in our ultra-durable CleanSpace wall system to seal, cover, and protect from any moisture, humidity, or cold drafts. To ensure drier and healthier air throughout, we added our energy-efficient SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system. Lastly, buried downspouts with our patented LawnScape outlets were installed to the sump pump and gutter discharge lines to prevent water from dumping directly onto the foundation of the home - keeping the surrounding soils strong and dry. 

Another happy customer and another dry basement thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Clemmons, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems wanting to learn about his options to protect his crawl space. An exposed crawl space area is vulnerable to damage from moisture, humidity, critters, drafts, and more. Wanting to get ahead of any mold, mildew, or foundation troubles, this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!

One of our knowledgeable inspectors went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. He then sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what options are available to protect his crawl space. After a plan of action was agreed upon, Ivan and his crew got to work! First, they cleaned the area and removed all the debris. Next, they sealed off the vents and laid out the drainage matting in preparation for the encapsulation. The crawl space was then sealed in our ultra-durable CleanSpace vapor barrier. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system was added to ensure dry and healthy air throughout. Lastly, the indestructible EverLast crawl space door was installed to prevent any critters, insects, moisture, humidity, or winter drafts from penetrating the crawl space entrance. 

Another happy customer and another healthy crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Winston Salem, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding her crawl space. The area had high levels of moisture and humidity, and water would seep inside during every rainstorm. These types of conditions can lead to more serious issues such as mold, mildew, increased energy bills, foundation failure, and more. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!
One of our knowledgeable inspectors went out to perform a thorough investigation of the area. He then sat down with the homeowner to educate her on what was happening in the crawl space, why this occurs, and what solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, one of our expert crews got to work. First, they cleaned out the crawl space and removed all debris. Next, they sealed up the vents and laid out dimpled drainage matting. Then, they sealed the floors, walls, and piers with the ultra-durable CleanSpace vapor barrier. With the crawl space isolated from the earth, it allows for the most effective moisture and humidity control. Our patented and top-rated TripleSafe sump pump with UltraSump battery backup protection was added to protect against flooding - even during a bad storm or power outage. The SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system was installed to eliminate musty odors, prevent mold growth, and provide healthier and drier air throughout the crawl space environment. Lastly, to divert water away from the foundation they installed buried downspouts to the ends of the sump pump and gutter discharge lines. Creating drier and stronger surrounding soils.

Another happy customer and another healthy crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Lewisville, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding his crawl space. The area had high levels of moisture and humidity that had caused the floor joists to deteriorate and his floors to sink. These are serious issues that no one wishes to deal with, but we solve problems like this every day. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local crawl space experts!

One of our knowledgeable inspectors went out to perform a free, no obligation, quote and inspection. After he completed a thorough investigation of the area, he sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening in his crawl space, why this occurs, and what types of solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, one of our expert crews got to work. First, they permanently stabilized the sinking floors by installing SmartJacks with steel supplemental beams throughout the crawl space. Next, they removed all debris and sealed up the vents to prepare the area for encapsulation. Graphite-impregnated SilverGlo insulation boards were installed along the crawl space walls to provide an unbroken sheet of R-11 insulation. Then, the remaining exposed areas were sealed with our ultra-durable CleanSpace vapor barrier. With the crawl space isolated from the earth, it allows for the most effective moisture and humidity control. To eliminate musty odors and ensure drier and healthier air throughout, the crew installed the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purification system. Lastly, to seal off the new and improved crawl space environment, they added the indestructible EverLast crawl space door. Its airtight and watertight design prevents insects, critters, moisture, humidity, and cold drafts from penetrating past the crawl space entrance.

Another happy customer and another healthy crawl space thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!

A homeowner in Kernersville, NC reached out to Carolina Basement Systems with concerns regarding her home’s concrete patio. The concrete slab was badly cracked and sunken, creating an unlevel area. Issues like this are not only visually unappealing but also can create dangerous hazards resulting in trips and falls. This homeowner quickly contacted the local concrete repair experts here at Carolina Basement Systems!

One of our knowledgeable inspectors went out to perform a free, no obligation quote and inspection. After he completed a thorough investigation of the area, he sat down with the homeowner to educate her on what exactly was happening to the concrete patio, why this was, and the solutions available to restore the concrete patio to its original level. Our crew got to work after a plan of action was reached. They were able to lift, level, and restore the patio using the modern technology PolyLevel. This process involves drilling tiny pea-sized holes into the slab and injecting them with a special expansive polymer formula. The poly foam is strong enough to lift the concrete, but also lightweight enough that it adds no pressure to the soils below. Poly injections are noninvasive, making it easy to reach confined areas. Within minutes, the concrete slab was safe, level, and ready to use.

Another happy customer and another concrete patio restored thanks to Carolina Basement Systems!