Keystone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In Masontown, PA, our homeowner saw a dry future turn brighter with Keystone Basement Systems. Faced with water intrusion that threatened both comfort and peace of mind, notice in the before photo the battle with moisture seemed unwinnable. With our team, we transformed that stress into satisfaction using the WaterGuard system for efficient drainage, CleanSpace for lasting protection, and the TripleSafe sump pump for unparalleled reliability. In the after photo, you’ll see how we safeguarded this basement, creating a clean, dry foundation—fulfilling our promise to redefine contracting experiences.

In Masontown, PA, a homeowner faced persistent water intrusion, turning their basement into a damp, unusable space. Without peace of mind, the issue escalated causing undue stress. In the before photo, you can see how much water challenged this space. By installing WaterGuard®, CleanSpace, and the TripleSafe™ Sump Pump, we’ve transformed the basement into a dry, secure, and inviting space. As shown in the after photo, this transformation rejuvenates both the home and the homeowner's spirit, ensuring their basement is not just usable, but a valued part of their living environment.

In Masontown, PA, a homeowner faced persistent water intrusion in their basement, threatening both peace of mind and property value. Notice in the "before" photo, the troubling moisture seeping through. Our Keystone team transformed this basement with strategic care. We installed the WaterGuard®, CleanSpace, and a TripleSafe Sump Pump, supported by Sedona dehumidification. The "after" photo beautifully illustrates a clean and dry space anchored in stability. At Keystone Basement Systems, we take pride in turning challenges into opportunities for our clients, showcasing how focused dedication truly elevates the contractor experience to protect your home’s foundation.

To keep this customers basement dry all the time we installed an interior perimeter drainage system with a TripleSafe Sump Pump. 

The home needed yard drainage due to a hillside that was depositing water into the lower yard.