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Basement Waterproofing in Montpelier, Vermont, by Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems,.
When new owners purchased their home in Montpelier, Vermont, one of the first things they wanted to do was to find a solution for their wet, nasty basement. After talking to a few neighbors, they contacted Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.
Basement Wall Crack in Montpelier, Vermont, with Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.
To repair a crack in the basement of their home, a homeowner in Montpelier, Vermont, hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.
Waterproofing a Basement in Montpelier, Vermont, by Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.
When a homeowner in Montpelier, Vermont, wanted to put an end to water entering the basement of their home, they hired the basement waterproofing experts at Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems.
Making a Basement Dry in Montpelier, Vermont
The homeowner in Montpelier, Vermont was in need of a solution for flooding in their basement. They already had a pump installed, but it was a Pedistal Pump. The Pedistal Pump has a very weak motor in it. If you have a large amount of water it will not be able to keep up. This will result in the flooding of the basement. Another bad thing about Pedistal pumps are the fact they are not fully in the ground. Making it a very big tripping hazard. Northern Basement went in and installed a SuperSump Pump to replace the ineffective Pedistal Pump. The SuperSump Pump is one of the best, capable of pumping up to 2,280 gallons per hour.
Water coming in under the door in Montpelier, Vermont
Having a bulkhead entrance in your basement has quite a few benefits. Unfortunately for a family in Montpelier, Vermont it came with a downside too. Every time it rains the water would enter the family's basement. The water would run right down the stairs and get under the doorway. It would lead to hours of clean up and an overall headache. Sick and tired of dealing with this nightmare they contacted the experts at Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems. Matt's team installed a TrenchDrain at the basement entrance, to collect all of the water running down. Then they put in a WaterGuard Line to take the water to the newly installed SuperSump Pump. The SuperSump Pump will then pump all of the water out of the basement, down a discharge line away from the home. The family's headaches and wet basement days are long gone now.
