Advanced Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Problem: Evidence of sewer leakage under the slab. Plumbing poorly done and not to code

Solution: Replaced with ABS drainge piping - to code. Cleaned up area for a nice and simple finished plumbing job.

Inspector: Rene

Plumber: Rene

This is another attic that has fiberglass insulation in the joists. We know that this isn't an ideal product for the attic- not to mention mice love fiberglass insulation! After we removed the insulation, our team used closed-cell foam to seal top plate, wire and pipe penetrations to ensure minimal heat loss! Finally, we returned the following day to blow-in new 17" R60 cellulose insulation. We also added air sealing around the hatch access.

Great job Logan, Shane and Tyler in this home!

Before

An open sump pit in the basement is a source for humidity and odors to pass into the space. As the water in the pit evaporates, it will add to the moisture level of the air.

After

Advanced Basement Systems installed a sealed, two-piece sump lid, complete with rubber grommets around opening for pipes and wires. The lid is easily removed to allow inspection and servicing the pump.

Give Advanced Basement Systems a call of your sump pit needs attention.

Problem: This homeowner was experiencing high humidity in their home, resulting in a damp, musty environment, due to a dirt floor crawl space. The dirt floor crawl space allows moisture to work its way into the entire home.

Solution:  Our crew installed a CleanSpace Liner to keep the moisture from penetrating into the home and applied Spray Foam Insulation for improved home comfort and more efficient heating and cooling.

Inspector:  Bryan

Foreman: Kevin

Problem: This home had an older and inefficient sump pump. It wasn’t able to keep up with heavy rains and also had an open lid, which not only allows debris to enter and possibly clog the pump, but also adds extra moisture into the basement air.

Solution: We installed the industry leading TripleSafe Sump Pump System. The powerful pumps will have no problem keeping up, even during times of heavy rainfall. The sealed lid means no debris will interfere with the pumps and the damp air will stay where it should: in the tank.

Inspector:  Tom

Foreman: Paul