WaterGuard Trenching
The interior perimeter of the foundation was excavated to allow space for the WaterGuard system to be installed.
TrenchDrain Trenching
The installation crew chipped out concrete around utilities and the bulkhead entrance to allow space for the TrenchDrain surface drainage system to be installed.
WaterGuard System Set
WaterGuard is placed within crushed stone to collect water and properly have it flow to the sump basin.
TrenchDrain System Set
TrenchDrain is connected to WaterGuard, capturing water at the foundation's surface and directing it to the sump basin. The photo shows TrenchDrain being used to redirect water away from utilities.
TrenchDrain System Set in Front of Bulkhead Entrance
TrenchDrain is also utilized in front of the bulkhead steps since WaterGuard is unable to be installed in this location.
TripleSafe Connected to WaterGuard
A sump basin is designed to collect water. The TripleSafe system, equipped with a primary, secondary, and battery-powered backup pump, ensures that water at any level is consistently expelled from the home.
WaterGuard Cemented in Place
Once the system is tested, WaterGuard is cemented in place.
TrenchDrain Cemented in Place
Similar to WaterGuard, TrenchDrain is cemented in place once installed.
TrenchDrain Clean Finish in Front of Stairs
The same process is applied in front of the bulkhead steps to ensure a clean finish.
TripleSafe Sump Pump Completed Install
All systems have been securely cemented, enhancing the basement's aesthetic appeal.
Exterior Discharge Line with Freeze Prevention
Water is expelled from the home through a discharge line. To prevent freezing in the pipe during severe winters, an IceGuard anti-freeze system is attached to the discharge line. A bubbler pot is installed at the end of the line to ensure more efficient water disposal and to avoid water pooling on the lawn. After installation, the line is buried underground to preserve the lawn's visual appeal.