Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Abbington PA, Everlast Wall Restoration Install

This home had a finished basement that had some structural and water issues. A new sump pump and numerous finishing products were installed.

Front of the Home

This home had a finished basement but ended up getting water through a large floor crack. Dry Guys finishing products were utilized to finish the job.

Entrance to the Basement

This basement used to be completely finished, but the carpet had to be removed and some of the drywall taken down because of water damage.

Hole in the Drywall

A hole made by the homeowner to fix a pipe that had burst.

Another View of the Stairs

This shows the area where the carpet had to be ripped up because of water damage.

Closet Under the Stairs

Shot of the still carpeted closet. Before the burst pipe, the whole area was carpeted like this.

Another View of the Basement

A shot showing the nasty concrete floor that was under the carpet. The homeowner has already started removing the drywall on the far wall.

Side Room

A side room in the basement.

Entertainment Center

Entertainment center leftover from when the basement was finished. The water damage has it sitting unused.

Landing at the Bottom of the Stairs

The basement floor and this landing will be covered with patented ThermalDry floor tiles.

Sump Install in Progress

The homeowners got a new sump pump to deal with any water issues.

Drywall Repair

Everlast wall panels are used to repair the areas with the torn out drywall.

EverLast Wall & ThermalDry Flooring

This image shows our patented wall repair panels and flooring tiles.

EverLast Wall

The EverLast wall panels are as easy to install as regular drywall. In addition, they are completely waterproof and will not grow mold.

Finishing by the Stairs

View of the floor tiles and wall panels on the landing of the stairs.

Stairs After the Install

This is what the finished basement looked like after the install. Notice the panels along the lower half of the wall and the carpet tiles on the floor.