Sure-Dry Before & After Photos

Before:
In Stevens Point, WI, a homeowner noticed a basement wall beginning to bow inward, with a long horizontal crack forming through the center of the block. As Portage County’s clay-heavy soils absorbed moisture, lateral pressure increased and forced the wall inward—especially during spring thaw. The bowing created noticeable inward deflection, mortar-joint separation, and difficulty closing a nearby interior door, all symptoms of an actively moving foundation wall.

After:
Sure-Dry installed the PowerBrace™ system to stabilize the failing wall and halt further inward movement. Each steel beam was precision-positioned, laser-aligned, and anchored at the floor and the sill area, then torque-adjusted to apply corrective pressure. The system now holds the wall secure with the potential for gradual, controlled straightening over time.
This installation provides long-term structural support ideal for Central Wisconsin’s moisture-responsive soil conditions.

Check out how we buried this downspout, tunneling it beneath a sidewalk! This not only looks nicer, but will help eliminate water going over the sidewalk which creates a mess, and causes a slipping hazard in colder months!

The Everlast Finished Wall Restoration System was utilized to seal and restore these previously finished basement walls that had suffered water damage from a leaking egress window. After proper window drainage and sump pump were installed, the wall panels were put up to finish the basement and prevent future water damage.The homeowner was thrilled that her water issues had been taken care of, and her basement looked nice and was usable again.

If your basement has been finished with drywall, it could be seriously damaged during a flood. Once drywall is damaged by water, mold is not far behind. However, in many cases, it's only the bottom of the walls that need replacing. We can repair your damaged basement walls permanently with our Everlast Finished Wall Restoration System. 

In the before photo from Stevens Point, WI, you'll notice a severely settled and cracked concrete driveway slab. This posed functionality issues and compromised both safety and aesthetics for the homeowner. Our expert team at Sure-Dry tackled this using cutting-edge PolyLevel® and NexusPro® systems. The high-strength polyurethane foam was precisely injected through small holes to lift and level the slabs with pinpoint accuracy. Voids beneath the surface were stabilized while NexusPro ensured long-term sealing of cracks and joints, preventing future water-induced damage. The after photo showcases the transformation—stable, safe, and attractive.