The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

We completed a concrete driveway repair for a homeowner in Mayslick, Kentucky, where a few sections had started to sink and separate over time. To restore the surface, our crew used PolyLevel foam to lift and level the sunken slabs back into place, creating a smooth and even finish. Once the concrete was stabilized, we sealed the joints and cracks with NexusPro to protect against future water intrusion and movement. The result is a clean, level driveway that looks great and will stay protected for years to come.

This pretty home had a concrete driveway/sidewalk that was falling apart. We put it back together with PolyLeveling foam and NexusPro sealant. 

In Yellow Springs, Ohio, a failed exterior waterproofing system left this homeowner's basement in need of serious attention. Our team at The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati expertly resolved the issue with an interior waterproofing system. As you can see in the after photo, we installed a SuperSump Plus sump pump and BrightWall panels to ensure effective drainage and protection. The reliable SuperSump Plus efficiently redirects water and prevents flooding, while the BrightWall panels keep the space bright and clean, serving as a vapor barrier that channel moisture safely outside.

This homeowner had stained walls and floors from water intrusions in their basement. They called us to fix the problem, so we drew up a solution. We planned for a full perimeter WaterGuard drain system, hooked up to a SuperSump Plus sump pump. We also installed BrightWall panels to help cover up those stains. 

One side of this basement was leaking water any time it rained, so this homeowner called us for help. We told them we could waterproof just the one problematic side for now, and if they needed more work done in the future, we could come back out and extend the system. Often times, we find that if you only waterproof one side of the basement, the water will work its way around and eventually begin to build up outside the wall of where there is no waterproofing system. This is because water pressure builds up around the foundation evenly, and a partial system does not relieve this pressure, meaning cracks and leaks can still form in untreated sections. This homeowner does not care if the basement leaks on the untreated sides because their basement isn't finished, and they know they could have us back out in a jiffy to complete the system once/if that day comes.