The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

The chimney on this Cincinnati home had started pulling away from the house due to foundation settlement, leaving a visible gap.  We installed helical piers and used hydraulic pressure to lift the chimney back into position against the home. The structure is now level, secure, and permanently stabilized. Be sure to scroll through the photos to see the transformation.

This homeowner in Cincinnati, OH, was dealing with an over used sump pump. You see, their old waterproofing system had footer drains that were wrapped around the foundation in the soil outside the home. Overtime, these drains began to clog and channel mud into the sump pump. When this happens, the sump pump can break down from overuse, which is exactly what happened in this situation. We replaced their outdated waterproofing system with our patented interior system. Our WaterGuard drains were installed inside the home around the basement floor. By placing our drains on top of the homes footing, we are able to keep them out of the "mudzone" located outside the home. Because of this, the drains are much less likely to clog, the sump pump won't break down as quickly, and we are able to service the system from inside the home. The homeowner was very happy with our system because we didn't have to dig around their foundation and because the system is full proof. 

We installed this Turtl crawl space door in Cincinnati, OH, to give this homeowner easy access into the crawl space, while also keeping the space sealed tight when closed. The Turtl is made of a very durable material, won't ever need paint, and can be locked from the outside. This door is a perfect choice for people with encapsulated crawl spaces who want to store items beneath their home. 

We installed a SunHouse window well and enclosure for a homeowner in Cincinnati, OH. This new window well system replaced their rusting existing well to help provide a better seal against moisture, improved natural light, and a cleaner, more finished look around the basement window.