HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The HomeSpec crew ventured up to Caseville, sadly not for the famous Cheeseburger festival, but to repair some leaking cracks and rod holes. The homeowner wanted them permanently repaired, and wanted his basement waterproofed after experiencing water issues for many years. Living so close to the water, these issues are expected, but preventable. 

Our crew sealed the cracks and rod holes to prevent them from leaking again. This is a common problem with poured concrete walls and we repair walls like this all the time. Then we installed an interior drainage system connected to a sump pump to waterproof the basement. 

A homeowner in Imlay City, MI discovered a leak in the concrete seam of the basement wall. This intruding water disrupted their usage of the basement which they were using as a family movie area. The homeowner wanted to fix this problem and called HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free inspection.

Ted, a senior project manager, arrived at the home for the scheduled appointment and met with the homeowner. They discussed the leak and Ted investigated the space. After concluding his evaluation, Ted proposed a repair plan to utilize a high pressure urethane injection. This would fill any voids behind the foundation wall that were allowing water to enter. The inside of the basement wall would then be sealed to complete the project. The homeowner accepted this proposal and scheduled the high pressure urethane injection. Domonique was the foreman for this repair and was happy with his finalized work.

A homeowner contacted us because the floors of her home were sagging.

Our team installed a jack in the crawl space to fix that issue. The crawl space was also encapsulated. 

Our team installed an interior drainage system in a basement where water was coming through the floor.

A homeowner in Roseville, MI decided that enough was enough and it was time to get their driveway fixed. Areas had sunken and plants were growing through the cracks. The unlevel concrete had caused damage to one of their cars. The homeowner wanted to leave the house to their son one day so the property needed this maintenance. They called HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free inspection.

The project manager, Noah, looked at all of the concrete on the property and came up with a plan. He explained to the homeowner that the majority of the concrete could be repaired instead of replaced. The sunken slabs could be lifted and leveled using PolyLevel® Injection Foam and the cracks could be sealed using NexusPro sealant. The homeowner approved of this plan and had HomeSpec schedule their crews. Domonique, the PolyLevel foreman, led the lifting and leveling process. Meanwhile, Rick, another foreman, led the process of pouring new concrete in two specific spots. Together, they were able to completely revive the driveway. The homeowner was happy with their work and knew there would be no further issues.