Victor Barke's Complete Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This Plymouth, MN homeowner had been dealing with water intrusion for too long. Seasonal rainfall and snowmelt repeatedly caused moisture and seepage along the perimeter, making it impossible to keep the space dry or consider finishing it. After ongoing frustration and temporary fixes that didn’t last, she contacted Complete Basement Systems for a long-term solution.

During the inspection, our System Design Specialist identified several contributing factors: hydrostatic pressure forcing water through wall and floor joints, inadequate drainage around the foundation, and a lack of an effective sump system. Agreeing on a solution, we scheduled the installation of an integrated waterproofing system.

Our production team installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard interior drainage system, designed to capture water seepage at the cove joint before it reaches the basement floor. A SuperSump Pump System was added to provide reliable pumping capacity with a high-performance liner, airtight lid, and floor drain. To ensure proper discharge and prevent freezing or backup, the system included a discharge system including an IceGuard and LawnScape. The walls were sealed with CleanSpace Vapor Barrier, providing a bright, clean finish while preventing moisture and vapor transmission from the foundation walls.

The result is a fully waterproofed basement with a complete, industry-proven system that protects the home from future water intrusion. With these solutions in place, the homeowner can confidently refinish and utilize the basement as a safe, dry, and valuable extension of the living space.

Our customer in Bloomington, MN was referred to Complete Basement Systems for waterproofing an area in their basement when it would rain.  Complete Basement Systems installed a perimeter WaterGuard Systems, CleanSpace Wall System and a new SuperSump pump system.  

Our customer can rest assured that their basement will remain dry during the next snow melt or spring rain.

This Bloomington, MN homeowner knew something wasn’t right with her crawlspace. Cold drafts were creeping into her home, the space stayed damp year-round, and she worried about moisture leading to mold, odors, and higher energy bills. Like many crawlspaces in Minnesota, it was exposed to outside air and ground moisture, problems that worsen over time if left unaddressed.

We transformed her crawlspace with a full CleanSpace encapsulation system, sealing it off from moisture and outside air. The durable liner now creates a clean, dry, and controlled environment that helps protect the home above it. No more drafts, no more damp conditions, just long-term peace of mind. Best of all, the CleanSpace system is designed to last and is backed by a guarantee, ensuring dependable results for years to come.

If you’re dealing with a drafty, damp crawlspace, this Bloomington project shows how the right solution can make a lasting difference. Our team specializes in proven systems that protect your home, improve comfort, and add long-term value, starting from the ground up.

Basement walls don't have to be an eyesore! With CleanSpace, your basement space can be bright and clean, all while your specially designed system works to eliminate moisture from the basement.

The homeowner in Edina had a crawl space beneath their home that was damp, musty, and causing the floors of the main level to be cold. Moisture was creeping in from the ground and perimeter, causing humid air to rise into the living areas. They noticed a faint musty odor, occasional pest signs, cold (or uneven) floors above, and worried about wood rot, mold and structural issues.
They called you because they wanted to turn that crawl space from a liability into a clean, healthy space.

After our CleanSpace encapsulation, the crawl space is now fully sealed: a heavy-duty vapor barrier has been applied to the floor and walls, vents have been sealed, and any necessary drainage or dehumidification systems have been installed. The result: no more humid air intrusion, no musty smell, improved indoor air quality. The homeowners notice more comfortable floors, fewer hidden pests, and lower humidity under the house. The crawl space is now usable for storage and the home’s value and structural health are better protected.