Plover, WI's Dependable Contractor for Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair

In Plover, the homeowner reported musty odors after wet weather and chilly first-floor rooms. Our inspection found exposed soil, high relative humidity, and air leakage around the rim joists. We recommended a three-part approach focused on separating the home from earth moisture, improving insulation, and stopping unconditioned air from entering.

After prepping the substrate, we installed CleanSpace® across the floor and up the walls, wrapping support piers and mechanically fastening the liner for a tight, durable seal. We then fitted SilverGlo® insulation continuously along the crawl space walls to boost R-value and help stabilize temperature. To address drafts, we sealed the perimeter with RimTight™ at the rim joists and around penetrations.

With moisture controlled and air leakage reduced, the crawl space maintains a healthy humidity level, floors feel warmer, and the living space smells fresher—delivering long-term protection and comfort.

In Plover, repeat storms left damp edges around the basement and a persistent musty smell. Our crew placed WaterGuard® along the interior perimeter to capture groundwater right at the cove joint so it never reaches the floor surface. That drainage ties into a TripleSafe® system—three pumps working together: a primary for everyday flow, a high-capacity secondary for peak events, and a battery-backup pump for outages, all under a sealed lid with an alarm. To handle Wisconsin winters, we finished with IceGuard® on the exterior discharge so water can still exit the system even if the line freezes. With drainage, redundancy, and freeze protection in place, the homeowner gained a dry, usable space and year-round peace of mind.

In Plover, a family reached out after seeing classic stair-step cracking across several courses of their block foundation. The wall deflected more after storms, and small gaps appeared where the wall met framing. Wanting a permanent fix without major exterior excavation, they chose GeoLock®.

After utilities were marked, we positioned anchor locations beyond the active backfill zone and excavated small exterior pits. Inside, we cored precise openings, set steel wall plates, and connected galvanized earth anchors with high-strength rods. Once tensioned, the system delivered immediate lateral support. A key advantage is adjustability: during future service visits, the anchors can be incrementally tightened to encourage the wall back toward plumb as conditions allow.

By the end of the installation, the wall was secure, cracks were controlled, and the basement regained its structural integrity with minimal disruption.

In Plover, a settled front porch made the main entry feel uneven and created a noticeable lip where the porch met the walk. The homeowner also saw hairline cracks and small gaps along the siding and around a column base. Our team mapped the low edge and drilled small (penny-size) ports to inject PolyLevel®. As the foam expanded, we monitored lift with a laser to restore the slab height, close gaps at the threshold, and re-establish proper pitch away from the house. To protect the repair, we cleaned and conditioned the joints, then applied NexusPro® sealant (with backer where needed) and topped with color-match sand so the seams blend into the surface.

By the end of the visit, the porch was level, step heights were consistent, and the joints were sealed—delivering a safer, cleaner entryway with long-term protection against water intrusion and seasonal movement.