Sure-Dry Before & After Photos

Before:
The homeowner’s driveway had multiple settled slabs that created uneven transitions and trip hazards. Water pooled in low spots after rain and ran back toward the garage, accelerating surface wear and widening cracks and open joints each freeze–thaw season.

After:
Our crew injected PolyLevel® beneath the settled panels to fill voids and lift the concrete back to proper elevation and pitch. Once the slabs were stabilized and level, we cleaned and prepared the cracks and control joints, then sealed them with NexusPro® to block water intrusion and protect against seasonal movement.

The driveway is now even, safer to walk and drive on, and protected for the long term—without the cost and disruption of tear-out and replacement.

Before:
A homeowner in Reedsville had a crawl space that was damp, musty, and unprotected. Moisture seeped up from the exposed soil and through the block walls, leaving the space humid and unhealthy. The musty odors were beginning to drift into the living areas above, and the homeowner was worried about mold and damage to their home’s structure.

After:
Our crew encapsulated the crawl space with the CleanSpace® vapor barrier, sealing off the ground and walls to stop moisture from entering the space. To ensure the crawl space stayed dry, we also installed a SuperSump® sump pump system, which collects and discharges any water that might enter.

The crawl space is now clean, dry, and protected — giving the homeowner peace of mind and improving the comfort and air quality of the entire home.

Like just about anything in life, sump pumps do grow old and homeowners in Green Bay, WI were in need of a new one.

Our team arrived at their home and installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump, which will guarantee them complete discharge of any amount of water and no chance of future flooding.

This basement in Green Bay was suffering from water intrusion and a heavy amount of Iron Ochre, which not only turned everything orange but also clogged up their sump pump and drainage pipes, leading to constant maintenance of their current water control systems to keep everything clear and draining correctly. To help with the additional water issues they were experiencing caused by a new crack in the floor, bleeder lines were installed in the basement floors to help collect additional water coming up through the cracks and get it to their pre-existing TripleSafe Sump Pump to be pumped out of the home.

The driveway was leveled back to its original position with PolyLevel Injection Foam, and then the joints and cracks were sealed with NexusPro Joint Sealant to prevent moisture from causing an issue again.