Before & After
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This Southport, CT basement had water issues that frequently frustrated the homeowner. The water that would enter the basement left a musty odor, making the area unwelcoming. The homeowner wanted a solution to solve this water issue and decided to call Connecticut Basement Systems.
The solution for this basement was to install a WaterGuard system paired with a Super Sump pump. The WaterGuard system is a below the floor drainage system that collects water before entering the basement internally and channeling it to the sump pump. We installed our SuperSump pump to collect the water from WaterGuard system and channel it away from the basement. The SuperSump pump has a powerful Zoeller 1/3 horsepower cast-iron sump pump, capable of pumping 2,200 gallons of water! This was the perfect waterproofing solution for this home and the area now stays dry all year long. With no water entering the basement, the musty odor had diminished and the homeowner could not be happier!
In this basement we installed a waterguard system, which removes water from the basement and drains it into a sumppump.
Before we arrived, this basement was always damp. We installed a SuperSump sump pump system. The SuperSump includes a powerful Zoeller ⅓ horsepower cast-iron sump pump, capable of pumping 2,500 gallons of water per hour out of the basement. Once the cement finishes drying, the owners of this home wil have a waterproofed basement for years to come!
Before, this Goshen basement had a crack in its basement wall that was allowing air and water to leak through. Quick fixes hardly work because poor adhesion or a slight movement along the crack can break the seal. This was when the homeowner decided to call the experts at Connecticut Basement Systems to resolve the problem correctly.
The solution for this wall crack was to install our FlexiSpan system. This 3 part system seals the crack while ensuring that no shifting will occur. The water is actually guided to the system below where it is channeled to the sump pump. The wet cement in the after photo is where the port is located. This system solved the leaking wall crack and the homeowner was happy to have a permanent solution to his problem!
This basement was getting water, once we put in a trench drain we installed our ThermalDry floor tiles.
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