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Barnardsville, NC's Most Trusted Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair Company
If your home is facing issues such as a settling foundation, wet basement, or damp and moldy crawl space, then you've come to the right place. For over 30 years All-Dry of the Carolinas has been solving basement, crawl space and foundation issues for homeowners throughout Barnardsville,NC and the surrounding area. As the exclusive dealer in Barnardsville for both the Basement Systems Network and Foundation Supportworks Network, we're equipped with innovative products and solutions that are designed to keep your home safe and dry.
You can rest easy knowing that we adhere to the highest industry standards paired with a proven history of providing unmatched solutions for residential and commercial property owners alike. All of our crews are highly trained to use a variety of products and identify the issues that are hampering the health of your home. Above all else, our goal is to build long-term relationships with our clients and leave you feeling completely satisfied. We are a proud member of the Upstate South Carolina Better Business Bureau and Western North Carolina Better Business Bureau, and a five-time winner of the Gold Star Award. If you're interested in any of our services, contact us today for a free, no obligation estimate!
Basement Waterproofing & Crawl Space Repair Experts
If you are looking for a permanent solution for your wet basement or damp crawl space we can help! We can show you how to keep your Barnardsville basement dry and your humidity in control, protecting your home from water damage, mold, and rot. Our installation crews work with innovative Basement Systems® products, which have a nationwide track record of keeping basements dry for over 20 years. Our systems include high-quality sump pumps and new french drain systems for your home - we also offer a full line of other products to help you upgrade your space. No matter the problem your basement is facing - we have the solution!
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High-Quality Foundation Repair Services in Barnardsville, NC
If your home is facing foundation issues, our team of professionally trained, in-house repair experts have the solution. While a foundation problem may seem extreme, our team can help you identify the issue before it advances and becomes too costly. As a member of the Foundation Supportworks, Inc., our company has access to a variety of innovative products that have been carefully designed, tested, and patented by the FSI's in-house structural and geotechnical engineers. From wall anchors and I-beam braces to Slab Piers and Crawl Space Jack Posts, we can handle any issue and provide you with an accurate diagnosis and path for repair.
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This homeowner had some previous experience with their basement flooding, and was going through a restoration of the basement when they called us. They wanted to make sure that they had a solution to keep the water out before they redid the basement again. We were able to send out a Systems Design Specialist to the home to figure out what the best solution to this problem was.
This was a similar solution to other basements, but on a larger scale, because it included most of the perimeter of the basement, instead of just certain "problem" areas. The solution that our Specialist came up with was mainly WaterGuard drain with a SuperSump to move the water out of the basement. While it probably doesn't seem like much, these two products work extremely well together to keep the water out.
As always, the crew had to start out by digging and removing the concrete from the basement. This was done around the perimeter of the basement, and then the sump pump needed an area that was dug out as well. The rest is pretty simple, the SuperSump Pump system is put in its hole, and the WaterGuard is then put in, and attached to each other. The final step is to seal it all up with concrete. The crew mixes up some concrete, then lays it over the WaterGuard, so that it looks like there is nothing there.
