Before & After Photos

This open basement in Hilton Head Island, SC had water seeping into the basement when it would rain, and the relatively high humidity levels known to the Hilton Head area were coming in the openings. The invading moisture caused mold growth on the subfloor & joists, decreasing the air quality of the living space above. Our team was able to help solve the issue by installing a WaterGuard drainage system to capture the water and a TripleSafe sump pump to pump it out of the basement. The walls and openings to outside air were sealed with Foamax wall and CleanSpace Vapor Barrier. A SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier was also installed to monitor and control the humidity level of the air down to a safe 55% relative humidity, stopping mold growth and protecting the floor from wood rot.

In Hilton Head Island, SC, homeowners sought assistance addressing their crawl space waterproofing needs. Our diligent inspector thoroughly evaluated and identified a persistent flooding issue within the crawl space. To provide an effective solution, our expert team designed a comprehensive plan to alleviate the problem. Installing a reliable and efficient waterproofing system ensured that the crawl space would remain dry and protected from potential water damage. With our tailored solution, the homeowner can have peace of mind knowing that their crawl space is safeguarded against future flooding concerns.

Our most reliable sump pump system, the TripleSafe Sump Pump System, provides three levels of protection for your basement and your peace of mind. In case of a power outage, our UltraSump battery backup sump pump, set at the highest level, will pump 11,500 gallons or more on a fully charged battery!

The existing sump pump in this customers basement was no longer performing. To eliminate the worry of a faulty sump pump, we installed our high-performance, TripleSafe Sump Pump System. 

A homeowner in Hilton Head Island was dealing with water rolling to their garage during heavy rains. Our crew installed a Spee-D Channel parallel to the garage door to capture the water and redirect it to an outlet.