Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

A basement in Red Hook, NY needed to be protected from flooding so the homeowner reached out to The Basement Transformer to see how we could help. 

After our transformation specialist conducted an inspection of the basement, it was decided that a TripleSafe Sump Pump System should be installed.

This system provides the ultimate form of protection against flooding thanks to its three lines of defense. The first pump is set at 1/3 horsepower and can discharge 2,220 gallons of water from your home. The secondary pump is set at 1/2 horsepower and can discharge up to 3,900 additional gallons of water. The third line of defense is the UltraSump Battery Backup System, which was installed for the homeowner along with the TripleSafe. This backup system saves the day and keeps your sump pump running continuously if you experience pump failure or have a power outage. On a fully charged battery it can discharge up to 11,500 gallons or more, which is enough water to fill up a swimming pool! After our crew installed this, the homeowner knew they had a reliable system in place to protect their basement from flooding. 

Before and after we installed our basement waterproofing system along with our TripleSafe sump pump system in this basement. 

A basement located in Stormville, NY was having minor water intrusion issues, and the homeowner was looking for a way to keep the water out. That is when the homeowner decided to contact our team here at The Basement Transformer. It was determined by our specialist that installing our SuperSump Premier Sump Pump System would be the most efficient solution to this problem. This system is designed specifically to keep the basement dry for extended periods of time, even if there is heavy water intrusion. It features a cast-iron Zoller 1/3 horsepower sump pump with the ability to discharge up to 2,220 gallons of water per hour at an 8-foot head out of your home. Our crew jackhammered a portion of the concrete floor to make room for our SuperSump to be installed in one corner of the basement. Once the job was done, this homeowner could experience peace of mind knowing water would make its way out of their basement.