Basement Systems Vancouver Before & After Photos

-Rotten window wells were removed and rebuilt with new treated lumber.

-Redirect downspouts to catch basins to help keep as much water away from the house.

This basement window well was ready for a fresh start. We removed the old materials and cleared away excess soil and debris to create the proper space beneath the window. Clean stone was then added at the bottom to help water drain naturally instead of collecting near the foundation.

A new window well was built with treated lumber, giving the area a clean and sturdy finish. We also added a drainage layer along the outside to help manage water around the basement window and direct it away from the foundation.

Once the new window well was in place, the surrounding area was backfilled and neatly finished. The result is a stronger, cleaner window well with improved drainage and better protection against water buildup.

We cleaned the crawlspace, upgraded the insulation, and eliminated the damp environment 

In this project, we worked on strengthening and leveling the floor structure. We carefully raised the floor joist using a steel beam and adjustable supports to make space for a new base. We then installed a protective layer and a solid treated wood base, securely anchored to the foundation. After that, new wall studs were added at regular intervals to ensure everything was properly supported and built to last.

This project focused on refreshing and improving the crawl space. The team cleaned the entire area by wiping down ducts, removing debris and cardboard, vacuuming the floor, and removing old fiberglass and foam insulation. All wood surfaces were then treated with a mould-control solution for a cleaner, healthier environment.

New insulation was installed on the walls and rim joist areas using high-efficiency AirBoard panels. All seams were sealed with foil tape and spray foam to prevent drafts and moisture. The result is a cleaner, better-insulated, and more protected crawl space.