Northern Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In Burlington, Vermont, a home was taking in quite a bit of water.  The home had a very old, insufficient sump pump, incapable of handling the amount of water entering the basement.  The homeowner set up a free estimate with the waterproofing experts at Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.  Once a plan was laid out by a system design specialist, a team of professional installers went to work making the once wet basement dry. A perimeter water guard was installed, with a super sump plus sump pump.  The basement is now permanently dry, ready for the owner to enjoy.

When the water wouldn't stop entering a basement, and the humidity was at an alarmingly high percentage, a homeowner in Burlington, Vermont, called the waterproofing experts at Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.  

In Burlington, Vermont, a homeowner hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems to provide a means to permanent support to their insufficiently support basement walls.

An owner of an apartment building in Burlington, Vermont,  wanted to fix the basement, so his tenants could use the area for storage, but something had to be done to eliminate the water entering the basement first.  After a great referral from a local contractor, Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems was hired to turn the wet, nasty basement into a dry, clean space.  Some of the water was entering through the footing of the foundation, while some of the water ran down the bulkhead stairs and flooded under the door, into the basement.  Matt's team installed a Trench Drain at the foot of the bulkhead, along with Water Guard Drainage, and a Super Sump Plus Sump Pump.  The basement is now ready for the tenants to safely store their belongings.  

In Burlington, Vermont, Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems was hired by a local contractor to provide permanent structural support to a crawl space.  The crawl space support columns were made of old wood and needed to replaced for safety and to level the sagging floors above.  The unsafe, old wood columns were replaced with patent galvanized steel smart jacks, providing both support and leveling out of the above floors.