Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

We completed a window well improvement project to help with drainage and overall appearance. First, we removed the old window well materials and cleared away any excess soil and debris to create proper space below the window. We then added clean stone at the bottom to help water drain away properly.

Next, we built a new window well using treated wood and installed a drainage mat along the outside to help guide water away from the foundation. The top of the mat was neatly finished with a trim piece to keep everything secure and tidy. Once everything was in place, we used the original soil to backfill the area, leaving it clean and functional.

This project focused on replacing the old window well and improving drainage around the basement window. The existing materials were removed, excess soil and debris were cleared away, and clean stone was added beneath the window to help water drain more effectively.

A new window well was built using durable treated lumber, with a drainage layer installed along the exterior to help direct water away from the foundation. The area was then neatly finished and backfilled with the existing soil.

The result is a stronger, cleaner window well with improved drainage that helps reduce water buildup and better protect the home.

This project focused on improving water management in the crawl space by installing an interior drainage system beneath the floor. The new drainage line was connected to the existing drain tile system to help collect and direct water away more effectively.

To complete the installation, the existing crawl space liner was carefully rolled back and then resealed and taped once the drainage system was in place to maintain a proper moisture barrier. An access port was also installed to allow future maintenance and inspection of the system.

In addition, sections of the wall were rough cut as shown in the project plan to allow for the drainage installation.

These upgrades help improve water control, protect the crawl space from moisture buildup, and support long-term foundation protection.

This project focused on improving the window well to better protect the home from water buildup. The old window well materials were removed and properly disposed of, while excess soil and debris were cleared away to create the proper drainage space beneath the window. Clean stone was added to encourage better water flow.

A new window well was built using durable treated lumber, and a drainage layer was installed along the exterior to help direct water away from the foundation. The installation was neatly finished and the area was backfilled to restore the surrounding landscape.

The result is a stronger, longer-lasting window well that helps improve drainage and provides better protection against moisture around the home's foundation.