Northern Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In Brownington, Vermont, near the Orleans area, this crawl space was experiencing severe water intrusion, with standing water covering large portions of the ground and creating an extremely damp, unusable environment beneath the home. Like many properties in Orleans County, groundwater buildup had nowhere to go, allowing conditions to worsen over time and impact the space below the home. After installing a sump pump system with an IceGuard® discharge line and LawnScape™ outlet, the crawl space is now protected by a reliable system that actively removes water and prevents future buildup. What was once a saturated, water-filled space is now controlled and properly managed, giving the homeowner in the Brownington/Orleans area confidence that water intrusion is no longer an ongoing issue.

This crawl space in Newbury, Vermont, was in poor condition, with exposed ground, debris, and visible moisture throughout. After a full crawl space encapsulation with drainage matting and a durable vapor barrier, the area is now clean, covered, and better protected from ground moisture, creating a more stable environment beneath the home.

When a family in Barnet, Vermont, wanted to turn their wet, nasty basement into a dry, useable space, they hired the waterproofing experts at Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.

When a homeowner in Barnet, Vermont, wanted to find a way to prevent water from entering their basement, they hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.

In Washington, New Hampshire, this crawl space had begun to show signs of structural sagging and persistent moisture issues, creating an unstable, damp environment beneath the home. The weakened supports were allowing the floors above to feel uneven, while exposed earth and humidity contributed to ongoing moisture concerns throughout the space.

After installing a SmartJack® support system to stabilize and lift the structure, along with a full CleanSpace® encapsulation system to seal off the crawl space from ground moisture, the area is now dry, secure, and properly supported. The floors above feel solid again, and the crawl space has been transformed into a controlled, usable part of the home.