Photo Album: Basement Leaking Evansville, IN

Our friend Zachary in Evansville IN has a home that was built in the '40s with cinder blocks. For years, his basement leaked and over time it continued to get worse. After doing some research online and reading Healthy Spaces Google reviews, he contacted us for a free inspection. Our System Design Specialist Bob conducted a thorough inspection of his basement and its problems. Zachary and our team worked together to create an effective and permanent solution he felt confident with. We installed two of our patented waterproofing products: the WaterGuard french drain system and the TripleSafe sump pump system. We also installed our CleanSpace vapor barrier over the walls to protect their basement from water vapor passing through their foundation walls and directing it to the TripleSafe sump pump. Thanks to the efforts of our entire team, Zachary's basement is now safe and dry.

Water Intrusion Evident In Basement

The coloration on the walls in this basement are telling signs of water intrusion over time.

Mold Can Be A Serious Problem

Once you can visibly see the mold that means it's a serious problem. This happens when moisture in a basement is not properly taken care of.

Basement Wall Vapor Barrier never Evansville, Newburgh, Owensboro

Our team installed our CleanSpace Wall Vapor Barrier which is a waterproof plastic vapor barrier that is the perfect solution for ugly, unfinished walls. It completely prevents humidity or water vapor from making its way through the concrete walls and into the basement.

Sump Pump Evansville, IN

Our TripleSafe sump pump system provides three levels of protection for your basement and your peace of mind. The sump pump system includes an airtight lid, primary pump, secondary pump, and a battery backup sump pump.

WaterGuard Drainage System Installed

WaterGuard is a system used to waterproof a basement from the inside, ensuring any water leakage will filter into the pipe and exit into the sump pump. Once the WaterGuard is secure, we pour new concrete to restore the floor. Once it's dry, it'll blend in and you'll have the added benefit of keeping the basement dry!