Water Damage in Silver Bay, MN Basement
Below-grade spaces are prone to water. This Silver Bay, MN home had moisture issues that were preventing the family from fully using this space.
Water Damage in Silver Bay, MN Basement
Organic materials like wood mold and rot when exposed to water even once.
Old Insulation in the Rim Joists
Old insulation in the basement rim joists was not preventing cold air from entering the space.
Small Crack and Water Damage in Foundation Wall
Water makes its way through the porous materials that make up a home's foundation. Add a small crack and the water is bound to penetrate the inside of your home.
Discharge Line to be Installed Here
The discharge line connects to the sump pump and directs water up and out of the basement. Our team will install a discharge line outlet here and direct the water out into the lawn and away from the foundation.
Sump Pump System Installed in Silver Bay, MN
Our TripleSafe™ sump pump can handle up to 6,200 gallons of water an hour. It comes with a battery backup to keep working despite a power outage during a rainstorm.
WaterGuard® Installed Along the Basement Perimeter
In order to fully protect your basement against water intrusion, we recommend a full perimeter basement waterproofing system.
WaterGuard® Perimeter Drain Tile and Foamax® Panels
A special flashing is installed to connect our Foamax® panels to your WaterGuard® system. The panels will assist in draining wall leaks into the system below.
Foamax® Basement Wall Insulation Installed
These bright wall panels insulate cold basement walls while preventing water condensation.
Waterproofing System Installed in Silver Bay, MN
This home now has an interior French drain and sump pump to eliminate water leaks and keep the basement dry for good.
Closed-Cell Spray Foam Seals Gaps and Cracks
Any hole cut into your home should be properly sealed with closed-cell foam for maximum energy savings and comfort in the winter.
Rim Joist Insulation Prevents Stack Effect in Silver Bay, MN
Closed-cell spray foam sealed these basement rim joists to prevent cold air from entering the home and traveling upward.