Victor Barke's Complete Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This home located in Jordan, MN had problems with water intrusion in their basement.  Seeking for a solution, our customer was referred to Complete Basement Systems.  

This dry basement now has the protection from any ground water seepage with the WaterGuard System installed, along with a CleanSpace Wall System leaving the walls free from moisture and looking a lot nicer with the white look.  

Jordan City Hall had issues with water in the lower level of their building for over 20 years. After Complete Basement System installed over 300 feet of waterproofing throughout their building, they needed to be equipped with the best sump pump system on the market.  The TripleSafe has three powerful pumping systems, a 1/3 hp motor, a 1/2 hp motor and a battery operated backup system.  The system has the ability to pump out over 12,000-24,000 gallons of water.  

Delano homeowner had an old sump pump that was not only an eye sore, but wasn't working properly either. Open sump pumps cause many problems including health and safety hazards. The crew got to work and installed a full perimeter waterproofing system, along with a new, covered sump pump. She can now relax knowing that her basement will stay dry and safe for the lifetime of the home!

Twyla and John of Chaska, Minnesota made the choice to protect their basement walls with CleanSpace, one of our patented products that solves the problem of water-damaged walls that aren't just an eye sore, but also a health concern for you and your home!

Chaska, MN homeowner contacted Complete Basement Systems upon noticing water leaking from a crack on the poured foundation wall.  Wall cracks are very common on poured foundation walls, which are most type of split level homes.  

Repairing a foundation wall crack with our FlexiSpan crack repair system seals the crack and provides a built-in secondary repair strategy in case the seal fails.  

First a small drywell is developed into the floor under the crack, then we seal the crack with a urethane-based sealant.  Lastly a special polyurethane foam strip is applied over the first seal.  The foam strip is set up so water from within and behind it can drain into the drywell installed.

Now your wall crack is sealed, and if any water ever gets past the seal, it drains down into the drywell.