Photo Album: There's More Here Than Meets the Eye in Des Moines, IA
Upon inspection of Hannah’s home, we discovered that the water was seeping through the south wall of the home, causing water puddles to form along the basement. Furthermore, our comprehensive evaluation revealed that the home was in stage 2 wall failure, a concerning issue that the homeowner was unaware of.
We installed our highly effective WaterGuard system along the south and east walls of the home, effectively redirecting any incoming water away from the basement space. Additionally, we integrated a state-of-the-art sump pump into the system, ensuring efficient drainage and preventing any future water buildup.
To reinforce the stability of the south wall, we used wall anchors, providing the necessary support and preventing any further movement. Furthermore, we utilized power braces on the west wall to counteract the wall failure and strengthen the overall structural integrity of the basement.
Point of Entry
Water was coming through the south wall and leaking through the block.
Point of Entry
Water was coming through the south wall and leaking through the block.
Water Stains
The water would form puddles, dry, and then form new puddles.
Water Stains
The water would form puddles, dry, and then form new puddles.
First Steps
We used our WaterGuard System along the south and east wall of home. Then installed a new sump pump for that system.
First Steps
We used our WaterGuard System along the south and east wall of home. Then installed a new sump pump for that system.
Last Steps
We then used wall anchors on the south wall of home and PowerBraces on the west wall.
Last Steps
We then used wall anchors on the south wall of home and PowerBraces on the west wall.