Respected Crawl Space & Basement Waterproofing Pros serving Lansdowne, PA

Recently, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Lansdowne, PA, with a common but frustrating problem: their 1960 home's unfinished basement was prone to water intrusion during heavy rains. Understanding the stress water damage can cause, especially to older homes, we swiftly stepped in to provide a solution that ensured peace of mind and a dry basement going forward. After the homeowner reached out to our fantastic Customer Care team, we scheduled a detailed inspection of their property. Our System Design Specialist visited the house, inspecting every corner of the basement to provide the most effective waterproofing solution. Our recommendation included installing WaterGuard, our state-of-the-art interior perimeter drainage system, along with our reliable TripleSafe Sump Pump to efficiently direct water away from the home. To tackle the challenge of humidity and further safeguard the basement, we included the SaniDry Sedona, our powerful but energy-efficient dehumidifier. Our dedicated production team, consisting of experienced foremen and installers, got to work. They skillfully installed the recommended products, ensuring every part of our solution functioned perfectly together to provide a comprehensive approach to waterproofing. 

Our team recently had the opportunity to tackle a unique challenge in Lansdowne, PA. The homeowner contacted us with a concern that hits home for many: their unfinished basement was taking in water from the floor, turning what could be a viable living or storage space into a damp mess. Understandably, they wanted a solution that was not just effective but also lasting. After our Customer Care team set the ball rolling, our System Design Specialist visited the property for a thorough inspection. The problem, as diagnosed, was not uncommon but still required a bespoke Basement Systems solution for the best results. We proposed installing our WaterGuard drainage system alongside the SuperSump sump pump — a combo we've found unmatched in keeping basements dry and healthy for the long haul. The installation process was streamlined thanks to our experienced production team. 

When the recent rains in Lansdowne, PA, left a homeowner dealing with unexpected flooding in their finished basement, we at Basement Systems USA knew exactly what needed to be done. Usually a cozy retreat, their basement had become a source of stress as water began seeping up through the floor. During the home visit, our specialist did a thorough inspection to get to the root of the problem. Understanding the homeowners' frustration and the damage that water intrusion could cause, we recommended the installation of our dependable WaterGuard® drainage system alongside the robust TripleSafe Sump Pump. Our proven process didn't just aim to fix the current problem but also to ensure the basement would remain dry and comfortable for many years to come. The WaterGuard® system was ingeniously designed to capture water directly from the basement floor before it could wreak havoc, channeling it efficiently to the TripleSafe Sump Pump. This pump, known for its reliability, then safely removed the water away from the home. 

We recently had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Lansdowne, PA address some concerning signs of wear and tear they noticed in their crawl space; specifically, an exterior foundation issue with some noticeable concrete crumbling and fallen insulation. Upon receiving their call, we were quick to dispatch one of our expert System Design Specialists to their home for a thorough inspection. After the inspection, we arrived at a customized solution for the homeowner's unique situation. We recommended the installation of SilverGlo and CleanSpace as the ideal resolution to their problem. SilverGlo, an insulation solution, would not only help in addressing the thermal inefficiency caused by the fallen insulation but also play a key role in creating a more energy-efficient crawl space. CleanSpace, on the other hand, would act as a moisture barrier, keeping the area dry and reducing the risk of future structural damage caused by moisture issues.