Tar Heel Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This basement in Walkertown, NC had water leaking in through the walls and the gaps around the window. Tar Heel Basement Systems installed their EverLast Basement Window to replace the old rusted one that was allowing water intrusion. The EverLast Widow is made specifically for the basement environment, so it will never rot, rust, be eaten by termites or need to be painted. The end result is a much tighter, energy efficient window that looks great.

This home in Advance, NC had settling support columns and rotting floor joists. This was causing the structural integrity of the floors above to be compromised. Tar Heel Basement Systems installed (6) SmartJack stabilizers in the crawlspace in order to stabilize the beams and potentially lift the above floors back to level. The installation crew also encapsulated the crawlspace to ensure a dry, mold-free environment in down there.

This home in Winston Salem had a damp and musty crawlspace with falling insulation and bugs. The homeowner wad mostly concerned about the musty odor that was coming into her home from the crawlspace. Tar Heel Basement Systems did a full renovation on her crawlspace by replacing the failing insulation with SilverGlo Crawlspace insulation. The old dingy plastic was removed, the vents were closed and the 20 mil. thick CleanSpace vapor barrier was installed. Lastly, the crew hooked up our commercial grade SaniDry dehumidifier.

This new and improved crawlspace no longer has an odor that permeates into the upstairs. In fact, the space can now be used for storage all year long.

This home in Winston Salem had a damp and musty crawlspace with falling insulation and bugs. The homeowner wad mostly concerned about the musty odor that was coming into her home from the crawlspace. Tar Heel Basement Systems did a full renovation on her crawlspace by replacing the failing insulation with SilverGlo Crawlspace insulation. The old dingy plastic was removed, the vents were closed and the 20 mil. thick CleanSpace vapor barrier was installed. Lastly, the crew hooked up our commercial grade SaniDry dehumidifier.

This new and improved crawlspace no longer has an odor that permeates into the upstairs. In fact, the space can now be used for storage all year long.

This Winston Salem home was on the market, but difficult to sell due to the obvious moisture in the basement. Tar Heel Basement Systems installed their patented WaterGuard basement waterproofing system to address the moisture issue. Additionally, Tar Heel Basement Systems installed their Everlast Wall panels in conjunction with the WaterGuard system to add to the aesthetics of the room.

The installation increased the value of the home tremendously, allowing for the home to sell much faster than it would've before the basement waterproofing and finishing.