Leaky Floor Cracks in Lewisport, KY
Basement floor cracks expose basements to water underneath the slab. (In a few photos you'll be able to see the water coming up once the concrete was removed)
Basement Floor Crack
Here you can see this homeowner had a decent size crack going the length of their basement.
Waterproofing a Leaky Floor Crack
Here you can see another angle of the floor crack, and where water was coming in where the wall and the floor meet.
Water Below Basement Floor
After we removed a portion of concrete where the lateral drainage system will be installed, we were able to see where the water had been exposed to the basement floor. Over time if this wasn't fixed, it would continue to cause erosion in the soil, making the crack larger.
Installing a Lateral Drainage System
We first installed a full perimeter drainage system that will intercept the water before it reaches your floor crack, ensuring a dry basement and eliminating the problem. Continue to next photo to see the lateral line installed.
Installing Drainage Channel
Here you can see where the lateral drainage line has been installed. This line will lead to the sump pump, which then will be directed out the house.
Restoring The Floor
After the drain was installed, our team concreted over the area for a clean, professional look.
Sump Pump Install in Lewisport, KY
Your sump pump is your main line of defense against a basement flood. We installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System, which includes an airtight lid, primary pump, secondary pump, and a battery backup sump pump.
Most Reliable Sump Pump System
Our TripleSafe Sump Pump System provides three levels of protection for your basement and your peace of mind. In case of a tripped circuit, power outage, or sump failure, the TripleSafe also includes an UltraSump Battery Backup System.
Trench Drain Lewisport, KY
If you have a doorway or stairway that leads to the outside, you'll want to have a trench drain installed in front of it. A trench drain is a half-round pipe with a grate that fits on top of it. The grate is slightly below the floor to catch any water that may enter from the outside. This way you are protected against leakage from a hatchway door, a sliding door, or even a garage door.
Extending Downspouts
When your gutters discharge water next to your foundation, much of it can seep directly into the soil around your home. This can significantly add to basement leaking, and it can even contribute to foundation issues. By installing any combination of our downspout extensions on your gutters, this problem can be averted. Our team extended their downspout extension 125 feet, buried underground and keeping roof water away from your foundation.