Basement Wall Systems

Basement Wall Products

Our waterproof basement wall products create a brighter, more beautiful space

Are you tired of looking at those ugly, damp, cold concrete basement walls? If so, it’s time for an upgrade! All of our basement wall systems stop water vapor from coming through the walls and resist mold and mildew. The experts at Tar Heel Basement Systems can help you select the solution that’s right for your needs.

Even if you’re not planning on finishing your basement at this time, our wall systems can create a cleaner, brighter appearance while insulating and waterproofing your basement walls.

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WallSeal™ Wall Vapor Barrier

If you’re interested in an easy way to upgrade your basement walls, there’s nothing quite like the WallSeal™ Wall System. Like our other wall systems, it can hold back water vapor passing through your foundation walls, directing it to your sump pump. With anti-microbial protection called UltraFresh built right in, no mold or mildew will grow on the WallSeal™!

If you have stone walls, an exposed ledge in your basement, or dirt floors, WallSeal™ is the perfect solution! With its 25-year warranty from rips or tears, you can be sure it’s strong enough to do the job! 

ExTremeBloc™ Insulation Panels

Our insulated basement wall product is a fantastic way to get your basement ready for your own custom wall paneling. Designed with our unique, advanced ExTremeBloc™ Insulation Panels, these walls meet and exceed building code for insulation quality. ExTremeBloc™ Insulation Panels is an innovative, closed-cell, graphite-infused insulation that’s designed to be 24% more energy-efficient than competing foam paneling. This gives it an industry-leading R-11 insulation — one that will not rot or soak up water.

The unique design of ExTremeBloc™ Insulation Panels uses separates the panels from your cold, concrete walls with metal studs, avoiding “cold spots” on your basement walls that would otherwise be caused by thermal convection.