Northern Basement Systems Before & After Photos

When a Burlington, Vermont, homeowner wanted to repair their cracked and bowing basement wall, they hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.

The homeowners in Burlington, Vermont started to notice over the years that cracks had developed throughout the house in different areas.  In some places, the molding had completely separated from the ceiling.  This made them very concerned with what was happening to their home.  Through diligent research, they found that Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems was by far the most reputable and reliable company to service them.

  After an inspection from one of Northern Basements System Design Specialist and an Engineer, they found that the house had in fact sunk up to 1 3/4 inches in some places on the foundation.  To fix the problem the team installed 119 Slab piers and poly level raising the floor back to a level position.  When the team finished raising the slab you could clearly see that the molding had sealed up tight to the ceiling.

Looking for a lot of natural light in their basement homeowners in Burlington, Vermont hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems to find a solution.  After a Free Estimate, the homeowners decided to go with an Egress Window Well.  The Egress Window Well will provide as much light as an upstairs window.  The oversize window well is a one-piece unit made from high-quality plastic that is reinforced for strength and durability. Mounting flanges on the well enable Matt's team to seal and fasten the well to the outside of your foundation after the new window opening has been cut with a masonry saw.  The homeowners now enjoy a much brighter basement.

Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems had previously installed a CleanSpace Wall System and Power Bracing for a home owner in Burlington, Vermont.  The customer was now looking to insulate the basement walls and rim joists around the perimeter of the entire basement.  Matt's team of expert installers lined all of the basement walls with Foamax and sprayed closed-cell polyurathane insulation in the rim joists.  The basement is now much warmer and will save the home owner money on the heating bill.