Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

ZenWall is a 1/4" thick encapsulated fiberglass core with a reflective foil vapor barrier on the back side and a decorative vinyl finish on the front side. We use foil as a vapor barrier because it gives the added benefit of a radiant barrier, and therefore some resistance of heat flow through the panel one way or the other. While the colors and pattern and texture of the ZenWall vinyl finish hide dirt and marks, the panels are also washable, so keeping them clean is not a problem.

To make this finished basement look complete and uniform, we needed to cover the brick support column. Unlike the usual round steel columns, we could not install a SmartPost column wrap. Instead, we covered it in the same materials that we used on the walls.

The Brightwall we installed in this basement is 100% waterproof and washable, and it creates a vapor barrier on your basement walls to block out water vapor and humidity. Like our other wall products, it can direct water seepage into your perimeter drain. 

Above the drying concrete is our BrightWall panels. They are the ideal solution for homeowners who want their basement to look nice and bright, while acting as a vapor barrier and redirecting water to a drainage system. 

When homeowners come to us with a water problem in their basements, we assure them that they are in good hands with the experts in basement water proofing. Due to the excess water in this homeowner’s basement, the space wasn’t being used to its fullest potential.

To fix the issues, Sergio Alves installed a Triplesafe Sump Pump system to keep from a basement flooding by providing three levels of protection that keep your basement dry in all volumes of water. A Clean Space wall vapor barrier was also installed to prevent water vapor from passing through the walls and directs it to the sump pump. Now, the homeowners can use their dry basement to its fullest potential.