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Project Summary:
Foreman- Sean Fredricks
Design Specialist- Jared Fishman
Products Installed- Sump Pump, WaterGuard, IceGuard, TrenchDrain, & PolyDrain.
On this project the "L" family was experiencing moisture on only a few walls in their basement. Jared proposed a solution that now keeps their basement COMPLETELY dry, they are now able to use the space for storage and rest easy knowing that their basement will no longer leak!
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This customer was dealing with water seepage through their brick wall, causing water stains, mold, and other unsafe conditions. Our team went in with CleanSpace encapsulation, as well as installed a Super Sump Pump to prevent future damage!
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This basement in Schenectady, NY had water seeping from the walls into the basement floor. Our team installed CleanSpace and a SumpPump to keep the areas dry moving forward.
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At Adirondack Basement Systems we not only adhere to the highest industry standards, we strive to be the industry leader in the home improvement-related services we provide. We also use state-of-the-art products and technology which are designed to fix your home. We are the trusted Basement Systems and Foundation Supportworks dealer in Schenectady County, NY and we want to help you and your home.
We understand the frustration that comes with getting water in your basement and we also understand the long-term consequences that come along with it. Adirondack Basement Systems has proven solutions that are highly successful when it comes to dealing with basement waterproofing issues of all varieties. Our professional crews are experts when it comes to basement waterproofing due to their experience as well as the dependable & exclusive products that we use. Don't let any company perform basement waterproofing in your home, trust the experts at Adirondack Basement Systems to get your basement waterproofing done right the first time!
If your home is facing structural and foundation problems Adirondack Basement Systems has the solutions you're looking for. From wall anchors and push pier underpinning to Slab Piers and Crawl Space Jack Posts we have an arsenal of foundation repair products that will ensure the. We inspect your Schenectady County home, identify the problem and provide warranted products and work. We offer a 25-year warranty against manufacturing defects on foundation products.
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Have you noticed cracks in your driveway or uneven porch steps? Not only is damaged concrete an eyesore, but it can also become a tripping hazard if left unrepaired. Luckily, Adirondack Basement Systems provides durable solutions for your cracked or uneven concrete. We offer NexusPro®, SealantPro®, and PolyLevel®, three top-of-the-line concrete leveling and repair systems that will leave your concrete pristine.
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When it comes to maintaining the safety, structural integrity, and health of your home, Adirondack Basement Systems is your best option! We offer industry-leading solutions for wet basements, bowing walls, uneven floors, cracked concrete, and so much more. We are your trusted home repair contractor with decades of experience.
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A homeowner in Schenectady, NY had a sump pump in his basement that wasn't working properly. The basement had flooded twice due to failures, so the homeowner decided it was time to find a permanent solution and invest in a quality sump pump. They contacted Adirondack Basement Systems for a free estimate after doing research online and reading about our sump systems. One of our Design Specialists met with the homeowner to inspect their basement and discuss which of our sump systems would best suit their needs.
The TripleSafe Sump System was perfect for this basement as the homeowner would be assured of no failure. This system features 2 powerful pumps and a third battery back up pump all encased within a liner that filters out sediment with a sealed cover. The cover prevents moisture from entering the basement and wreaking havoc with mildew. With this new system they no longer have to worry about a flooded basement.
Homeowners in Schenectady, NY had a very damp basement that they were looking to make dry. They met with one of our Certified Basement Specialists to receive a FREE estimate on the steps it would take to make their basement dry. He did a thorough inspection of the basement and found that there was moisture seeping through the walls and black mold growing in some places. After going through the homeowners' goals, he provided them an estimate with the different products he recommended for waterproofing their basement.
We installed CleanSpace vapor barrier on the walls to prevent moisture seeping through the walls and growing mold. CleanSpace is made from an inorganic material so it can't support any type of mold-growth which helps keep your basement clean and healthy. To prevent any further water from entering the basement, we installed a SuperSump with a WaterGuard perimeter drainage system. Lastly, a SaniDry XP was installed to help control humidity levels and make the space healthy to breathe in.
Periodic water seepage led to this customer wanting to install new, nicer flooring in her basement. Originally, carpet was put down over an old concrete floor. Our Design Specialist visited with the customer and showed her all of her options, and she chose mocha and dark walnut plank flooring. She was ecstatic with her results!
A customer of ours contacted us to inquire about wall options to make their basement more modern and updated. The Design Specialist suggested Everlast wall panels, which are 197% Stronger than drywall with stud construction. No studs or special contraptions are needed, and they are highly dent resistant. Partition panels are finished on both sides.
We also installed SilverGlo™, an expanded polystyrene foam insulation that's been infused with graphite during its creation to improve its insular ability by 24%. Combined with its silver radiant heat barrier on the visible surface, it provides an insulation rating of R-11 on your walls.
Many people tend to overlook the importance of the crawl space when thinking about the health of their house. When it comes to air quality in particular, the crawl space is vital. Half of the air in the home originates from the basement or crawl space, so if that area of the home is in bad shape, then it could lead to problems throughout.
A common problem homeowners face when dealing with their crawl space is moisture. Unprotected crawl spaces give water easy access inside, causing high humidity, damp air, and damage. One great product to keep moisture from entering is our CleanSpace system. CleanSpace is 20mm thick, comprised of a 7-layer polyethylene, meaning it’s super durable. CleanSpace acts as a vapor barrier to not only keep moisture out, but as an added bonus it also keeps heat in. Installation of this product for this crawl space (and any other job) is simple and easy. We start by gaining access to the crawl space and survey the area, taking careful, precise measurements of the walls and floor to gauge how much CleanSpace will be needed and how it will need to be cut. As evident by the first photo, sometimes the crawl spaces can be difficult to get in and out of, but it's no trouble for us! Once the prepwork was completed, our installation team ordered the proper amount of CleanSpace lining, then went in to lay it out in the crawl space. Once the desired area was covered and secured, we added some drainage matting to help deter any water that happens to find its way in and with that final touch the job was complete; a simple, effective installation that provides great protection from invading moisture.
CarbonArmor was the name of the game for this job. The homeowner was experiencing foundation issues and it was showing up in the form of bowing walls, which is what made CarbonArmor the perfect answer to this problem.
The first step in the CarbonArmor installation process was to assess the walls and gauge just how much they’ve moved and how much support they would need. Then, we marked and measured precise locations for where the CarbonArmor would go. Once that was finished and everything is double-checked, it was time to place the CarbonArmor. This product is great because not only does it have ten times the strength of steel thanks to its fiber-reinforced polymers, but the installation process is super quick and the cure time is quite short, meaning it’ll be finished and working shortly after it’s placed along the walls. Also, despite its great strength, CarbonArmor is flexible and has the ability to mold to any wall. Finally, even though this product is already pretty noninvasive, the homeowner can totally cover it up with paint or whatever else they’d like to do to match the rest of the basement. CarbonArmor is a super helpful, unobtrusive solution to foundation problems in your home!
This customer was having difficulties with both their foundation and a wet basement. Let’s look first at the waterproofing system and the steps we took to protect this basement from invading moisture.
Upon first glance, it was evident that water had its way with this basement for quite some time. The walls and floors both had signs of water damage, along with structural issues (more on that later). The first thing we did was set up a WaterGuard system paired with one of our TripleSafe sump pumps. The WaterGuards were installed at the footing of the walls, creating an indoor gutter system of sorts that wraps around the perimeter of the basement, collecting any moisture that seeps in through the walls or floor and redirects it to the TripleSafe. This house had a pre-existing pump, but it could not handle the amount of water that was coming in, which is why we chose to remove the old one and replace it with a TripleSafe. The TripleSafe is a top-of-the-line product, capable of handling high volumes of water and isn’t something that you need to be constantly worried about failing even in cold weather or a blackout due to its built-in backup battery and the IceGuard—an add-on frequently paired with the TripleSafe to give it protection from temperatures below freezing. Then, to wrap up the waterproofing portion of the job, we installed a floor-to-ceiling CleanSpace system to act as a vapor barrier, keeping moisture at bay and redirecting it into the WaterGuards below, all while brightening up the look of the basement a bit.
Now for the foundational portion of this job. The most noticeable issues were some sagging floors, bowing walls, and cracks between the individual blocks of the basement. While the waterproofing system involved a decent number of products, the foundation support only required two: PowerBraces and SmartJacks. The PowerBraces were installed to correct the slightly bowing walls, providing extra support and even the opportunity to set the walls back to their original position. A series of four PowerBraces were secured right over the CleanSpace with no added hassle or serious labor; all we had to do was get the right size and fasten them in their proper place. SmartJacks work in a similar way to PowerBraces except their job is to help with saggy, bouncy floors above. As foundations settle, the floors often get shifted out of place or start to drop inwards ever so slightly and can lead to more serious issues if not addressed in a timely manner. What the SmartJacks do is get underneath the floors and act as piers to hold the foundation steady. And like PowerBraces, they are fully adjustable which allows them to be tightened over time and lift the floors back to the correct level.
This home is greatly protected on all fronts now, thanks to both their new waterproofing system and foundational support!
This customer had a small basement window that was a bit on the older side and they wanted to upgrade and make it bigger with more protection. We surveyed the house, both on the inside and out, to determine if it was doable. We then recommended some products and conversed with the homeowner to create a plan that satisfied them. The end result was a large EverLast window paired with a RockWell and a covering.
The house had a block foundation which did not pose a problem for installing a larger window. On the outside of the home, the soil was mainly loam and would be kept primarily on site after excavation at the owner’s request to help level a portion of the backyard in the future for a patio. We dug out a general area so we had room to work on the outside of the house. We carefully measured on both the inside and the outside, mapping out the proper dimensions for the EverLast window on the foundation. Next, we took a step back and planned out the location of the RockWell and covering based on the spot of the window. We then got the custom window order in and once that arrived, we cut out a new sill in the foundation and installed the window, making sure it was a perfect fit and that no water could get in and no heat could escape. Following that, we moved outside and installed the RockWell and covering, then filled in the area we dug out and evened out the surface so grass can start growing back. And the job was completed! The homeowner now has a beautiful EverLast window system that brightens up the look of the basement and more efficiently protects it from the elements!
PowerBraces are a great product for supporting bowing basement walls and the installation process isn’t complicated by any means! The process started with measuring the displacement of the wall to gauge the extent of the damage, along with which walls are suffering the most. Next, more measurement is done to set up a proposed layout for how many PowerBraces would be needed and where they would need to be placed to keep the weight of the foundation distributed evenly. Once the planning stage was completed, the installation team got to work installing the PowerBraces in their marked locations. PowerBraces don’t cause any disruption to the basement. Some other foundation solutions require outside excavation, but PowerBraces doesn’t! This product attaches right to the inside of the basement walls and immediately provides much-needed support to the foundation, taking the strain off of the existing walls, stopping them from buckling any further. PowerBraces can also be tightened over time and correct the walls back to their original position, making this product an all-around great choice for any basement experiencing foundation troubles!
CarbonArmor is a unique, interesting block foundation solution. Each type of foundation requires a different approach and set of products to get the job done, which is why it’s important for our design specialists to be directly involved, investigating every aspect of the basement to gauge what needs to happen. Once they got a plan in place and went over their proposed solution with the homeowner, they passed the job off to the installation team.
The team marked off locations for where each strip of CarbonArmor was to go. Like our PowerBrace system, CarbonArmor has to be properly spaced out to keep one area from taking on too much weight and collapsing under the pressure of the house. After that prep work was completed, they carefully applied the CarbonArmor to the selected locations. CarbonArmor is super strong, yet takes up no room in your basement. It attaches right to the wall and you can put anything you want over it, whether it be insulation, walls for basement finishing, or even paint! Regardless of what the homeowner chose to do with their basement, CarbonArmor would be there to support their foundation. With its fiber-reinforced polymers, CarbonArmor is strong and reliable; the perfect choice for giving block foundations a boost.
Waterproofing systems come in all different shapes, designs, and sizes, but the principles behind them remain constant. One of our certified design specialists inspected the basement, checking it for water entry points and mapped out a system that would solve all the homeowner’s issues pertaining to water entering their basement. The design specialist presented that plan to them and after they agreed to the terms, the job was passed on to the installation team. The first step for them was to clear an opening at the base of the walls where they meet the floor to make room for the WaterGuard. WaterGuard’s job is to collect any water seeping in from the walls and redirect in to the sump pump. WaterGuard is the primary product used for this job, but when there are areas of the basement walls that can’t be reached, like in this home with the stairs leading down to the basement, TrenchDrain is used. TrenchDrain is basically the same as WaterGuard except it is installed on the open floor as opposed to the base of the wall. These two products send water to the sump pump, which sends it out of the house and to a distance far enough away that it doesn’t come running right back. Finally, BrightWall was placed along all the basement walls to act as a protective barrier and insulator. BrightWall is also a good product to install if you are planning on finishing your basement. With this system in place, the homeowner can now rest easy knowing their basement is fully waterproofed!
This basement was experiencing high amounts of water coming in, primarily from the bottom corners of the wall, causing small puddles to form all around. Consistent levels of water like this basement experienced leads to serious damage and deterioration. It’s important to address the issue before the problem gets worse and the amount of work it would take to correct the issue skyrockets. We surveyed the basement, going over every corner, determining where the water was coming in and to what extent. A plan of action was then drawn up and presented to the homeowner. A well-rounded waterpoofing system involving WaterGuard and a TripleSafe was proposed and approved. The installation team got to work as soon as possible, beginning by removing the bottom portions of the walls and the floor underneath those segments to make room for the WaterGuard. WaterGuard acts as a facilitator for water coming in from the outside soil. It then directs the water through its system to the sump pump where it’s sent out to a proper distance away from the home where it won’t come flowing right back in and negating all the hard work. There was already a sump pump in the home, so installation of the new TripleSafe was easier, able to go right where the old apparatus was. After that was hooked up to the exterior discharge and WaterGuard, the team replaced the pieces of the wall they removed and cleaned up any messes they made, bringing the project to an end! Now, this basement is protected from even the worst New York storms!
The walls of this basement home had horizontal cracks running along the walls caused by bowing. Thankfully, the extent of the damage wasn’t beyond repair and the bowing wall could be corrected back to their original position with the help of PowerBraces.
PowerBraces are a great buckling wall solution because they are custom cut and ordered for each job, meaning they are always optimized for the specific basement. This example showcases a typical PowerBrace installation. Spots were marked at evenly spaced locations to allow the weight of the house to rest evenly on each beam. Then, the custom PowerBraces are brought in and attached the base of the wall and where the top meets the ceiling. Once each was placed at their designated locations and fastened securely, they are then tightened slightly to help keep the wall from bowing further as well as begin the correction process! Over the course of service visits, the PowerBraces will be tightened further, gradually bringing the walls back to their original position. PowerBraces are the perfect choice for anyone dealing with buckling or bowing foundation walls!
This job story features the big three: WaterGuard, CleanSpace, and a sump pump. First to be installed was the WaterGuard. WaterGuard required small portions of the base of the wall and the floor underneath to be removed. The product is then placed in the opening and covered back up. WaterGuard collects any moisture that finds its way through the basement walls and redirects it to the sump pump to keep it from pooling and causing damage. Next, the CleanSpace was spread along the walls to act as a vapor barrier, helping out the WaterGuard keep moisture at bay. Finally, the sump pump utilized was one of our simpler models, the SuperSump. The SuperSump is a great pump for any basement looking to properly regulate water levels and keep their basement clean and dry. Together, the three products work in unision to keep this home free of water!
Crawl Spaces need attention too! This job story showcases the transformation of an old, neglected crawl space. One of our design specialists got in there and surveyed the area, making note of the moisture’s points of entry as well as the overall condition of the crawl space. Afterwards, they drew up a plan for a full CleanSpace system, then passed it off to the installation team who got to work spreading the durable vapor barrier along the walls and floor. With this system in place, this crawl space became well-protected from invading moisture, keeping the space and the rest of the home free of water damage and that stale, musty smell that comes with consistent moisture.
This homeowner was experiencing significant amounts of water in a specific corner of their basement, which meant that a partial waterproofing system would do the trick. Small sections of the base of the wall and the floor underneath were removed to clear an area for the WaterGuard then filled back in. Going a little ways up the wall, CleanSpace was spread to act as a vapor barrier. These two products help facilitate moisture and keep it from infiltrating the basement and pooling. They redirect the water to the next product that was installed: the SinglePack sump pump. The sump takes in any water sent its way and pumps it out through the EDC pipe to a distance far enough away that it can't come right back in. On the outside of the home, you can see the IceGuard attached to the EDC right as it exists the home. This product helps keep the water from freezing during the winter months and backing up the system or bursting the pipes. Everything seen here is typically featured in our waterproofing systems, both complete and partial.
Windows are integral to the health of a basement. This homeowner had windows and wells paired with them that had seen better days. Wanting to upgrade, they called us and our team got to work carefully measuring the windows, both inside and outside of the home. Since each window is custom ordered, these measurements were key. When the window arrived, the installation team cleared out an area to work in and began by removing the old windows. Then, they inserted the new ones where the old ones were, sealing up even the smallest gaps between them and the wall to ensure a tight fit, preventing water and other things from getting in while also keeping heat in, helping your home on multiple fronts.
The walls of this basement prior to installation suffered consistent water damage, leaving them worn, damp, and at risk of further deterioration. To remedy these issues and protect the rest of the basement from water damage, our team installed a full perimeter system with WaterGuard, BrightWall, and a sump pump. The first step was to remove small portions of the floor and base of the wall where the two meet. This allowed room for the WaterGuard to get installed, whose job is to collect any moisture that seeps into the basement and directs it to the sump pump, preventing the water from pooling. Once this system was fastened, we replaced the bits of the wall and floor we removed then installed BrightWall panels. BrightWall’s job is to help with insulation and moisture regulation. After completing the entire waterproofing system, this basement had a well-rounded, efficient defense against moisture.
For the past couple of years, this customer had wanted to upgrade her windows to a good quality window with an attractive look because she was wanting to move forward with finishing her basement. She reached out to various companies but didn't like the look and quality of their products, until she came across Adirondack Basement Systems. She invested in four EverLast basement windows to replace her old rusted and dusty windows. Our EverLast windows are a great investment because they never rot, rust, or decay. This is because they are built with vinyl frames. This kind of window look, and quality was exactly what this customer was looking for and was especially pleased when hearing that the maintenance to keep them looking great is very easy.
This homeowner had many concerns regarding their basement that continuously floods. When looking around to see who the best would be to help him, he chose us. When we went out to look at this homeowners' concerns, we found that the best products to help him would be a WaterGuard, WaterGuard Port, TrenchDrain, IceGuard, and a LawnScape outlet. The combination of these products allows the water that seeps into the basement to drain out into the lawn and not freeze over when it is draining out. After the installation process, this homeowner was able to live without the worry of the basement on his shoulders.
This Schenectady homeowner never really liked his basement windows. He thought they looked very ugly from the outside. When he noticed that the paint was peeling off of the windows, he knew it was time to get them replaced and called Adirondack Basement Systems to do just that. On the day of the appointment, Tonya, arrived at the home to inspect the basement. She had suggested installing EverLast windows and that they would be the perfect solution for this homeowner. The homeowner agreed and quickly scheduled a day for installation. Brandon and crew replaced the current windows with the EverLast windows. These windows were the best option because they are built with reinforced vinyl frames that will not rust or rot. These windows are custom made to fit into any previous basement window hole. The homeowner was thrilled with the windows because it solved all of his concerns and made his basement much more appealing from the outside.
A homeowner in Niskayuna noticed that the basement walls were bowing. The fastest option for this homeowner was to reach out to Adirondack Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate. A PowerBrace System was suggested to this homeowner from one of our certified design speacilists. After explaining the system to the homeowner, he agreed that this would be best for his home. On the day of installation, Brandon and his production crew installed the PowerBrace System professionally and efficiently. The PowerBrace System are steel i-beams that will stabilize the wall in its current position without any further alteration. An added bonus about this system is that the beams can be tightened over time to straighten out the walls from one of our highly trained service technicians. With this system installed, the homeowners now have a peace of mind about their bowing walls. They were extremely happy with the products and results!
This home in Delanson NY was having serious signs of wall failure for a very long time. The homeowner first noticed cracks in the foundation wall which then turned into the wall leaning in at the top of the wall. He knew that he needed to something fast and efficient so that this problem would not get worse. That is when he reached out to Adirondack Basement Systems. At the initial inspection, Sales Representative, Zach, knew right away that the most efficient and permanent option for this home would be to get an EverBrace Wall Restoration System installed. After Zach explained to this homeowner that this system would provide a strong, durable, and affordable solution, the homeowner was ready to get on the schedule to go forward with the install. On the day of the install, Brandon and his team of installer, installed 21 feet of the steel panels. Next, they added nine inch beams to make sure that the panels are secure. To finish the install, they injected a foam behind the panels to make sure that the wall can hold the panels. After the install was complete, the homeowner was very happy with the updated look to his basement and very happy that he does not need to worry about his wall crumbling in anymore.
When this couple decided to purchase their home in Schenectady NY, they noticed that there had previously been water in the basement. When they asked their realtor what to do, they recommended this couple to contact us here at Adirondack Basement Systems. Design Specialist, Tonya recommended that these new homeowners should get a TripleSafe sump pump. On the day of the install, Brandon and his team installed the sump pump with a LawnScape outlet into the hill that the home stands on so that the water being pumped out will go down the hill. They also installed an IceGuard which will not allow the pipes to freeze during the cold winter of Upstate NY. Since these homeowners are new to the area, they were more than happy to have found something that could give them a little less to worry about.
This homeowner in Schenectady NY, had a bedroom in her basement. The bedroom originally had three small windows that were at the top of the wall, which allowed little to no light in the bedroom at times. After some internet searching, she came across Adirondack Basement Systems and was intrigued with the two different window options that we provide to our customers. At the initial appointment, Dave, suggested that an egress window would be the best investment for a basement bedroom. With the installation of an Egress window it is also recommended that a RockWell be installed as well for a fast exit in case of an emergency. The homeowner liked the idea of having an escape route if there were to be an emergency. Dave quickly scheduled her in for an install. On the day of the install, Brandon and his crew had to create a big enough hole to fit the large Egress window into. After the hole is cut, the area on the outside around the window is dug up so that the window well can go into the ground. Now that the Egress and RockWell is installed, this homeowner has natural light and an emergency exit!
A newly moved in homeowner in Schenectady was not to fond of his new basement. When he purchased the home, he noticed that there was no sump pump in a previously installed sump pump hole. He also noticed that there was old water stains on the wall of the basement from previous leaks. When talking to friends about his issue, everyone spoke highly of Adirondack Basement Systems and told him that we could fix his problem. Jeff went to the home to get a good look at the basement. He knew that the homeowner was looking for a new sump pump so he recommended that a SuperSump be installed. He also recommended that BrightWall should be installed for the leaks in the wall and it would give a better look to the home. On the day of the install, Tim and his crew, installed the BrightWall panels along with adding a SuperSump to the already dug sump pit.
This homeowner in Schenectady, NY had basement windows that were causing drafts, poor lighting and were very ugly and rusted. He wanted to upgrade his windows to a nicer, long lasting window. He decided to call Adirondack Basement Systems after doing some research online. On the day of the estimate, Jeff did a full inspection of the windows. After talking with the homeowner on what his wants and needs were, Jeff came to the conclusion and recommended our EverLast windows. After going over some of the advantages of replacing old windows with our EverLast ones, the homeowner decided to move forward with the project. Once the replacement of the old windows was completed by foreman Brandon and his team, the homeowner already saw improvement of lighting and the look of the window. He was very happy with the results that were already showing!
A homeowner in Schenectady, NY contacted us in regards to water coming into the basement. We got her on the schedule for Design Specialist, Jeff to go out and assess the issue. When inspecting the basement, he noticed that there was water damage to the walls, floor, and very bad musty smell in the basement. He also noticed that the windows in the basement were very old and was allowing water to get through. Once going over what should be done and what would help this basement problem the most, the homeowner was very happy to move forward and set a date for the install. On the day of the install, Brandon and his crew got to wok immediately! They installed 78 feet of BrightWall to the walls which is a nice white paint like sheet that acts as a vapor barrier and is fully waterproof! Next, they installed our ThermalDry Elite Plank flooring which is made from inorganic material so it is prone to water and mold damage. It also provides a nice finished look to the basement. Next, they replaced the rusted windows with our EverLast windows. Lastly they installed a SaniDry Sedona for the humidity to easily escape from the basement. This homeowner is very happy with his new and improved basement that looks finished but is also completely waterproofed!
A customer from Schenectady, NY called looking to install basement windows for safety purposes. Understanding the importance of this, our Customer Care team sent a Design Specialist out for a free estimate, almost immediately. Upon careful inspection, the Design Specialist proposed a medium window well and a large window.
Egress windows are code compliant, allow for a safe exit incase of emergency, and let natural light into the space. Our Production team quickly and seamlessly completed the work in no time. The customer was very satisfied with the job and expressed a sense of relief upon completion.
A homeowner in Delanson, NY noticed bowing walls in the basement of their home. Aware of what could happen as a result, the homeowner reached out to Adirondack Basement System as soon as possible. Rushing to the homeowner's aid, our Customer Care team quickly sent out a Design Specialist to evaluate the damage.
Upon careful inspection, the Design Specialist recommended the PowerBrace system as the ideal, tailor-made solution. The PowerBrace system, characterized by its steel I-beams securely anchored to the basement floor and framing, offers both immediate stabilization and the potential for wall straightening over time. Embracing this recommended solution, the homeowner gave us the go-ahead to commence the necessary repairs.
From there, our expert production team entered the scene. Led by a seasoned foreman and aided by skilled installers, we meticulously installed each PowerBrace beam. Their dedication not just to refinishing the job at hand but to ensuring it was done with as minimal disruption to the homeowner's daily life as possible reflected our mission to deliver a service beyond compare.
Recently, a homeowner in Niskayuna, NY reached out to us at Adirondack Basement Systems with a common, yet distressing problem - water invading their basement every time it rained. Knowing the long-term implications such as damage to the foundation, potential mold growth, and loss of usable space, they were eager to find a reliable, long-lasting solution.
After contacting our Customer Care team, a Design Specialist visited the home, conducted a thorough inspection of the basement, and devised a targeted solution to address the water intrusion. Given the specifics of the situation, we recommended the installation of our TripleSafe Sump Pump system, complemented by the IceGuard, designed to handle even the heaviest rains while preventing clogging from ice and debris during the colder months. We also added an Exterior Discharge Line and SoakAway Lawn Drainage System.
The homeowner was relieved not only because their immediate problem was solved but also because they could now enjoy their basement space fully, with peace of mind that it was protected for the long haul.
Recently, in Schenectady, NY, we encountered a homeowner who had a troublesome floating floor that was beginning to sink and show unsightly cracks. The homeowner reached out to us at Adirondack Basement Systems, when our Customer Care team quickly arranged for a Design Specialist to inspect the damage. Upon inspection, it was clear that the underlayment was failing, causing the floating floor to crack and become uneven.
We recommended PolyLevel, a state-of-the-art concrete levelling solution that promises to address the problem at its root. PolyLevel is a unique product designed to stabilize and raise sinking concrete, providing a durable, long-lasting repair. It involves injecting a high-density polyurethane foam beneath the concrete to fill voids and raise it to the original level. This process is not only quick but minimizes disruption to the homeowner.
Our skilled production team, led by an experienced foreman, arrived on site equipped to tackle the job. After prepping the area, they carefully drilled small holes in the affected concrete slabs, then injected the PolyLevel foam. As it expanded, the floor gently lifted, returning to its rightful, level position, erasing the unsightly cracks. The homeowner was thrilled to know the solution was not just cosmetic; the PolyLevel provided a strong, stabilized foundation that would extend the life of their flooring for years to come.
A homeowner in Pattersonville, NY called with concerns of a consistently wet basement. Understanding that we are heading into the cooler months, and that this could get worse without attention, our customer care team quickly set up an appointment for a design specialist to evaluate the damage. The design specialist arrived at the home and after careful consideration knew exactly what needed to be done.
Our design specialist proposed a Two Stage Waterproofing System. This also included CleanSpace footer wrap, Sedona SaniDry, TrenchDrain, SuperSump Plus, and IceGuard. All these products combined guarantee a dry basement, no matter what time of year!
Once agreed upon, our production team headed into the home to begin installation. The project took 2 days, but once complete, the homeowner was very excited to enjoy the peace of mind of a dry basement.
A homeowner in Schenectady, NY called looking to have 5 basement windows replaced. The reasons for this were that the old ones were not very aesthetically pleaseing, living right next to a high school, and they also let cool air out and hot air in during the Summer months, so there were concerns about what would happen in the cooler months. Understanding that there were multiple issues here, our customer care team quickly sent a design specialist out to evaluate the condition of the windows.
Upon inspection our design specialist recommended replacing all the windows with our EverLast Basement Windows. This would better seal the seams for year-round protection, and allow for a brighter, cleaner look. The customer was excited to hear about this solution and agreed to move forward with the proposal.
Our production team quickly measured and installed the new windows in just a couple hours! The process was simple, clean, and minimally intrusive.
Recently, a homeowner in Glenville, NY, reached out to us at Adirondack Basement Systems, with the dream of transforming their basement into a practical and enjoyable living space. However, they have had problems with water in the past, and wanted to make sure that does not happen again, before beautifying the space. Following our tried-and-true process, the homeowners initial call was efficiently answered by our Customer Care team, and an appointment was quickly set for a Design Specialist to evaluate the area.
Upon inspection, the Design Specialist recommended our signature trio: a Sump Pump, CleanSpace, and IceGuard. All products combined guarantee a long-term dry basement. The homeowner quickly agreed, and our production team stepped in to do the work!
Our production team seamlessly installed the products. The Sump Pump was set up to efficiently manage any head-on water troubles, complemented by the CleanSpace vapor barrier which obstructs incoming moisture, and finished with IceGuard to prevent any seasonal damage to the system. Now, the homeowners can move on to finish their basement as they please.