Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Rochester, MN was dealing with old, leaking basement windows that had seen better days. The frames were worn, and moisture found its way inside, especially during heavy rains and snowmelt. Not only did this cause dampness and musty odors, but it also affected the overall comfort of the basement space. She wanted a long-term solution that would keep water out and make the basement look brighter and cleaner.

Our team replaced the old, damaged windows with brand-new EverLast Basement Windows. These durable, energy-efficient windows are designed to never rot, rust, or need painting, and they create a tight, waterproof seal to keep moisture where it belongs: outside.

This basement wall showed clear signs of water damage. The concrete blocks had dark stains, efflorescence, and visible cracks from years of moisture seeping through. The space felt damp and uninviting, and the homeowner knew the problem would only get worse without the right solution.

What a difference! Our team installed the CleanSpace Wall System, creating a clean, bright, and moisture-resistant surface. The vapor barrier not only gives the basement a fresh, finished look, it also helps prevent future water intrusion, keeping the area dry and protected for years to come.

A homeowner in Rochester, MN was frustrated with outdated glass block basement windows that no longer matched his vision for the space. The windows allowed minimal natural light, had developed leaks over time, and detracted from the overall appearance of both the interior and exterior of the home. The basement felt dark, uninviting, and in need of an upgrade.

By replacing the old windows with our EverLast Window system, the transformation was immediate and impactful. The new windows provided a clean, modern look on the outside while dramatically increasing the amount of natural light inside the basement. Not only did this upgrade improve energy efficiency and eliminate leaks, but it also created a brighter, more welcoming space. Sometimes, a simple change can make a world of difference. And this project is a perfect example.

This couple in Forest Lake had quite the sump pump system originally.  The original system was simply an open hole in the ground, with a low-quality retail sump that just sat right in the hole.  Needless to say, it didn't solve the problem.

The new system that Ben and his team installed is completely sealed, and the water is able to get to the sump and out of the house without any leaks.  And, as an added bonus, it looks a whole lot better too!