NV Waterproofing & Foundation Repair serving Clarksville, MD

A homeowner in Clarksville, MD, recently reached out to us, concerned about water leaking into their basement during heavy rains. Recognizing the importance of protecting their home and health, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a visit from one of our experienced System Design Specialists to evaluate the issue thoroughly.

During the inspection, our specialist carefully assessed the situation and identified the root cause of the water intrusion. With expertise and attention to detail, they proposed a tailored solution designed to keep the basement dry and secure. The recommended system included a combination of WaterGuard, CleanSpace, TripleSafe Sump Pump, and IceGuard, providing a comprehensive approach to drainage and waterproofing.

Our proposal detailed how the WaterGuard drainage system would efficiently channel water away from the basement, while CleanSpace would act as a waterproof barrier on the walls to prevent moisture. The TripleSafe Sump Pump, capable of handling high water volumes, was recommended to ensure the basement stayed dry even during the heaviest storms. To complete the system, we proposed the IceGuard component, which prevents potential blockages caused by freezing conditions outside.

While the homeowner appreciated the thorough assessment and the proposed solution, they ultimately decided not to proceed with the work at this time. We understand that this is a significant decision, and we respect their choice to consider their options further.

Providing homeowners with clear, professional assessments and actionable solutions is at the heart of what we do. We’re always here to support them whenever they decide to move forward with their home improvement needs. Should this homeowner or others in the area require guidance or assistance in the future, they can count on our team’s expertise and commitment to protecting their homes.

Recently, a homeowner in Clarksville, MD, reached out to us due to concerns about uneven floors throughout their house. Uneven floors are more than just a cosmetic issue; they can signal foundational problems that, if left unaddressed, could worsen over time and potentially compromise the structural stability of the home.

Once we received their inquiry, our Customer Care team quickly scheduled an appointment for a detailed home inspection. One of our experienced System Design Specialists visited the property to assess the situation and determine the root cause. After a thorough evaluation, it was confirmed that the foundation had shifted, leading to the sloping floors.

Based on our findings, we presented the homeowner with a comprehensive proposal to address the issue. We recommended the installation of Push Piers as the ideal solution. This tried-and-true method is specifically designed to correct foundation settlement by stabilizing and potentially lifting the foundation back to its original position. Our proposal outlined the steps of the process, from precise placement of the piers to ensuring the stabilization of their home.

While the homeowner appreciated our detailed assessment and the proposed solution, they ultimately decided not to move forward with the work at this time. We understand that such a decision requires careful consideration, and we remain available should they choose to address the issue in the future.

It was our privilege to provide a thorough inspection, a detailed explanation of the problem, and a clear path to resolution. Our goal is always to empower homeowners with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their homes. Should they or any other homeowner need assistance in the future, our team of experts is here to help.

Our team recently assisted a homeowner who was experiencing drainage issues around their home. To address the problem, our technical advisor conducted a thorough assessment and recommended the installation of a French drain system in addition to a Waterguard basement system.

The French drain system involves using a perforated pipe to collect excess water in the soil and redirect it away from the house, effectively solving the drainage issue. This method is commonly used to prevent water seepage into basements.

In conjunction with the French drain system, we also proposed the installation of a Waterguard basement system. This system includes a cleanspace liner that acts as a vapor barrier, further enhancing the waterproofing capabilities of the basement.

By combining these two systems, we can ensure effective water management around the property and provide the homeowner with a reliable solution to their drainage concerns.