Photo Album: Basement Repair in Barrington, NH

When a homeowner from Barrington, NH, faced water intrusion and bowing walls, plotting a partial basement refinish became a challenge. Turning to us, we introduced a permanent fix: WaterGuard to channel water effectively, the TripleSafe Sump Pump for ultimate pumping reliability, IceGuard to prevent freezing clogs, and PowerBraces to stabilize and support foundation walls. As you can see in our photo gallery, from laying the groundwork to the polished installation, each step was crafted with precision. Our tailored solution now ensures a dry and secure space, ready for any renovation plans.

Bowing Wall with Water Intrusion

During our home inspection, we observed the foundation wall bowing and water seeping through the cold joint.

Perimeter Concrete Chipping

Our installation team removed concrete around the basement's perimeter to make room for the WaterGuard installation.

Basement Concrete Chipping Debris Removal

After jackhammering the basement's perimeter, the debris is collected into buckets and carried out of the basement. Our team ensures to take the appropriate measures to maintain a clean workspace during the entire process.

Foundation Wall Stabilization and WaterGuard Installation

PowerBraces were mounted along the bowing foundation wall to provide support and stabilization. Additionally, the WaterGuard system was put in place to intercept water before it could enter the basement, channeling it to the sump pump. Both systems were subsequently cemented to ensure a durable solution.

Basement Surface Drainage

Our TrenchDrain system was installed at the basement entrance to prevent water from pooling on the floor during heavy rainfall. It is connected to the WaterGuard system, ensuring a unified flow of water towards the sump basin.

Preventing Frozen Discharge Lines in the Winter

IceGuard was fitted onto the discharge line to enable water to flow unimpeded, even in the freezing winter temperatures. This installation guarantees that the system won't back up, preventing any potential flooding in the basement.

Discharge Line Bubbler Pot

The discharge line was concealed underground to maintain the lawn's visual appeal. At the end of the discharge line, a bubbler pot was installed to deter water from accumulating on the surface of the lawn.