Victor Barke's Complete Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This homeowner from Fairmont, MN stopped by our office one day to discuss replacing a window well at their home. Without much explanation, we knew exactly what was going on. Wood was commonly used as the structure for window wells. As time goes on, the wood will start to rot or warp due to the elements. This homeowner was using 2x4s to support his well and knew a collapse was imminent.

Our Design Specialist gave the homeowner information about our RockWell Window Well. This well is a solid, one-piece design that will not collapse from backfill or allow water to leak through the well walls. They're UV stable, rust and rot proof, and stand up to extreme temperatures (like those in Minnesota!) They also have a polycarbonate cover that keeps leaves and debris out while allowing light in.

Give us a call to discuss your window or window well issues and see if a RockWell is right for your home!

This Rochester, MN homeowner had major issues with her basement wall and knew that she needed a permanent solution that she could feel confident in. Together with System Design Specialist Rob Larson, they designed a system that will not only solve the basement wall crack issues but will also prevent any moisture from entering the home. Now, she can rest assured that her home is a safe space for her to enjoy!

Our repeat customer Barbara of Rochester, MN contacted Complete Basement Systems to waterproof a new home of hers.  Our installation team installed a WaterGuard drainage system to collect any ground water seepage coming into the basement and then works to the newly installed SuperSump pump system.  

Our customers, Daniel & Susana in Rochester were in the process of getting ready to finish their basement and had concerns with one of the walls that appeared to have cracks.  

Complete Basement Systems installed our PowerBrace Wall System using zinc coated steel I-beams for added support to prevent any further movement of the wall. 

This Rochester home doesn't have to worry about rain flooding this spring!