Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This project focused on improving drainage and protecting the area around the window well. The old materials were removed and properly disposed of, while excess soil and debris were cleared away to create proper space below the window. A clean stone was added to help water drain away more effectively.

A new window well was then built using treated lumber for long-lasting durability. A drainage layer was installed along the exterior to help direct water away from the foundation, and the top edge was neatly finished before the area was backfilled with soil.

These improvements help reduce the risk of water buildup around the window and provide better long-term protection for the home.

This project focused on rebuilding the window well to improve drainage and protect the foundation. The old window well materials were removed and properly disposed of. Excess soil and debris were cleared to create six inches of space below the window, and clean stone was added to help water drain away properly.

A new window well was built using treated lumber for long-lasting durability. A drainage mat was installed along the exterior to guide water away from the foundation and finished neatly with a mould strip at the top edge. Finally, the area was backfilled with the existing soil, leaving a clean and secure finish around the window.

This project focused on upgrading the window well to improve drainage and provide better protection for the home's foundation. The old window well materials were removed and properly disposed of, while excess soil and debris were cleared away to create the proper clearance below the window. Clean stone was added to encourage efficient drainage.

A new treated lumber window well was then installed, along with a drainage layer on the exterior to help move water away from the foundation. The area was carefully backfilled, and the rear window well step was adjusted to match the existing layout for a clean, finished look.

The result is a durable, better-drained window well that not only improves the home's appearance but also helps reduce the risk of water collecting around the foundation for years to come.

This project involved replacing three window wells to improve drainage and protect the foundation. The old window well materials were removed and properly disposed of. Excess soil and debris were cleared to provide six inches of clearance below each window, and clean stone was added to help water drain away effectively.

New window wells were built using treated lumber for strength and durability. A drainage mat was installed along the exterior of each well to guide water away from the foundation, with the top edge neatly finished using a mould strip. The areas were then backfilled with the existing soil for a clean, secure finish.

To complete the upgrade, custom-made aluminum grills were installed over the window wells, adding protection while maintaining airflow and safety.

This project focused on replacing an aging window well to improve drainage and better protect the home's foundation. The old window well materials were removed and properly disposed of, while excess soil and debris were cleared away to create the proper clearance beneath the window. Clean stone was added to encourage efficient water drainage.

A new treated lumber window well was then installed, along with a drainage layer on the exterior to help direct water away from the foundation. The installation was neatly finished, and the area was backfilled with the existing soil to blend naturally with the surrounding landscape.

The result is a stronger, more durable window well that helps reduce the risk of water buildup while providing lasting protection around the basement window.