Sure-Dry Before & After Photos

Dreading rainy days at their Elcho, WI lake house because of the basement flooding, this homeowner turned to us, seeking a dry, functional space. As shown in the 'before' photo, the persistent waters presented a bleak scenario. Enter our team with a mission: to turn the tide against the leaks. The 'after' photo showcases a transformed, dry basement, thanks to our WaterGuard system and the TripleSafe Sump Pump - a testament to offering peace of mind no matter the weather.

When the homeowner in Elcho, WI, reached out, frustrated with the uneven concrete in their driveway, we knew just how to help. As you can see in the before photo, the dips and tilts were quite apparent, posing not only aesthetic but also safety concerns. Enter our dream team: PolyLevel and SealantPro. The after photo beautifully showcases a flat, stabilized driveway — seamless and safe. Our approach wasn't just about the fix; it was about ensuring peace of mind and restoring pride in home ownership.

Before diving into our homes for comfort, we often forget the unseen parts that make our living spaces truly welcoming. In Elcho, WI, a homeowner struggled with a barely usable crawl space suffering from high humidity levels, as the 'before' photo clearly shows. Stepping in, our team transformed this ignored area into an accessible, dry space with our products - CleanSpace, SilverGlo, and SaniDry Sedona. Notice in the after photo the remarkable difference: a reliable, lasting solution ensuring the entire home feels just right.

The stability of any concrete surface is dependent on the soils beneath it. The weight of concrete and what it supports, combined with natural soil erosion, can lead to sunken and uneven concrete surfaces, like the driveway of this home in Stratford, WI.  

Sure-Dry Basement Systems was able to lift and level the concrete of this home's driveway with their PolyLevel® Injection Foam system.  PolyLevel® is an expanding polyurethane foam that is injected beneath the concrete to fill the gaps caused by soil erosion and raise and stabilize the concrete surface.

If you have sunken concrete surfaces around your home that need repair, call us today or contact us online to get started with a free estimate! 

This basement wall had a very large crack that was letting water into the basement on a fairly consistent basis. Much like with floor cracks, the first step to repairing a leaky wall crack is installing one of our drainage systems. We then use an innovative polyurethane sealant called FlexiSpan® to seal the crack. This flexible sealant will never dry or crack and can flex to the natural movement of your foundation wall, ensuring a completely waterproofed seal.