Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Every time it rained, this basement window leaked. A house's foundation can shift, causing cracks around basement windows. Water seeping into the cracks causes the wood frame around the window to rot and the caulking to loosen. A new egress window was installed in the basement as a preventative measure to ensure this basement window never leaks again. All open cracks from outside are sealed to prevent water from leaking in.

Discover the transformation in Mohnton, PA, where chronic water intrusion marred the junction where basement walls and floor meet, as evident in the before photo. Our solution? The innovative WaterGuard system. Notice in the after photo how this effective installation has revolutionally eradicated water issues, setting a new benchmark in basement waterproofing. Now, the homeowners enjoy a dry, healthier space, showcasing our commitment to delivering not just a service, but a long-lasting safeguard for your home.

A Narvon, PA customer replaced their pump system that was no longer working with Liberty Basement Systems Premier Sump Pump System, the SuperSump Pump. 

The SuperSump has the most reliable pump available, a WaterWatch Alarm System, and the patented SuperLiner with Airtight Lid! SuperSump resists clogging and can pump up to 1/2" solids, while smoothly and quietly pumps nearly 2,650 gallons of water an hour. 

BrightWall Basement Wall Paneling System Is 100% waterproof and washable, and It creates a vapor barrier on your basement walls to block out water vapor and humidity. 

There were leaks in this customer's concrete block foundation wall that led to musty odors, blistering/bubbling paint, and a wet basement. With the WaterGuard Interior Perimeter Drainage System, water is intercepted at the source of entry, drained to a high-performance sump pump, and removed from the home. The WaterGuard system is designed to be installed along the interior of the foundation walls and works to intercept any water entering through cracks in the concrete. The water is then routed through the system and directed to the sump pump, where it is pumped out of the home and away from the foundation.