Sure-Dry Before & After Photos

Polylevel being used to raise and level concrete pads near garage entrance to home. 

When homeowners in Hilbert, WI discovered their sump pump had stopped working due to its age and inefficiency, they knew it was time for a new one. 

Our crew arrived at their home ready to come up with the perfect solution and after the free estimate, we knew exactly what sump pump would fit their needs. 

We installed the SuperSump Sump Pump. This sump pump is perfect for homeowners who have occasional water issues because it has one powerful cast-iron sump pump that is capable of pumping 2,200 gallons of water per hour! Which is exactly what these homeowners need. 

Now that these homeowners have the solution they need, they can go back to their daily lives with peace of mind! 

Before:
A Hilbert homeowner was dealing with bouncy, uneven floors, gaps at baseboards, and a sticky interior door. In the crawl space, aging wood posts were sitting on thin pads over soft soil, allowing the main beam and joists to settle over time.

After:
We installed the SmartJack® adjustable steel support system. Each jack was set on an engineered footing to distribute loads and resist future settlement. Where spans required it, we added a supplemental steel beam, then tightened the SmartJacks in controlled increments to bring floors back toward level and eliminate bounce.

The result is a stable first floor and an adjustable support system for long-term performance.

Before:
A Hilbert homeowner was dealing with recurring basement seepage where the walls meet the floor. After heavy rain, water tracked across the slab, leaving puddles, musty odors, and concerns about long-term damage.

After:
We installed the WaterGuard® interior drainage system along the leaking walls to intercept water at the cove joint and channel it to the home’s existing sump discharge point. The perimeter trench was restored with new concrete for a clean finish.

The basement now stays dry during storms and is far easier to keep clean and usable.

Before:
The homeowner’s walkway had multiple settled panels, creating trip edges and low spots that collected water and pushed runoff toward the garage. Open joints and cracks were allowing moisture under the slab, worsening settlement through freeze–thaw cycles.

After:
We injected PolyLevel® beneath the affected slabs to fill voids and lift the concrete back to proper elevation and pitch. Once level and stable, we routed, cleaned, and sealed all cracks and control joints with NexusPro® to block water intrusion and accommodate seasonal movement.

Now it's safe to walk on, and protected for the long term—without tear-out or replacement.