
The Healthy Spaces Installation team began installation along the south wall of the basement and slanted the system toward the east end of the basement.

Here is one of the tricky corner pieces along the perimeter that the installation team had to connect. The Waterguard system is easily able to cover each jog and turn of the basement perimeter.

You can see here that there is a small 6" corner in the basement wall. The entire perimeter must be covered with Waterguard in order to keep the basement dry all the time.

Here is the final length of the Waterguard leading to the sump pump. You can see here how the wall flange fits up against the walls in order to catch any water leaking in from the wall as well as moving subsurface perimeter water from below the basement slab.

In this photo, you can see the white discharge line coming up from the sump pump. This will remove all the water.

In this picture, you can see the Waterwatch alarm sitting in the sump pump. The Waterwatch alarm will alert the homeowners if the sump pump loses power, becomes overwhelmed, or stops functioning properly and fills up with water.


Cement is applied to the perimeter drain to keep it locked in proper position.

The excavated dirt and debris has been cleared away and the cement smoothed out. As soon as it is dry, the family will be able to rest easily with a basement that is dry all the time.

The homeowners have decided to finish the basement now that they don't have to worry about leaking.

The sump pit is similarly finished to create a smooth and professional appearance. The homeowners will be making this corner of the basement a utility room and no one will have to worry about flooding again.

Finally, the discharge line is complete and permanent, so the water can be directed out of the basement reliably.