Keystone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Before diving into this cozy Claysville, PA home, the obscured crawl space beneath was masked by dampness, threatening its foundation and air quality. Notice in the before photo the evident issues that initially concerned the homeowner. Our approach? A strategic installation of the CleanSpace liner, coupled with the state-of-the-art SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. As seen in the after photo, the transformed space now stands as a bastion against moisture, preserving the integrity and comfort of the home above. Through this comprehensive solution, we've upheld our mission to provide a remarkable customer experience, ensuring a reliable and long-lasting resolution to what was once a looming problem.

This home had a non-incapsulated crawlspace. This lead to moisture rot in the joists and replacement was necessary.

In New Galilee, PA, a homeowner faced the daunting sight of cracked and bowing basement walls, seemingly crumbling under pressure. As you can see in the photo, the integrity of their foundation was compromised, sparking worry and uncertainty. Yet, through our steadfast commitment to excellence, we installed the EverBrace and PowerBrace systems, as showcased in the after photo. These solutions not only stabilized the failing walls but also provided lasting support, transforming the space into a secure, trusted sanctuary. Their peace of mind is our greatest success.

In New Galilee, PA, a homeowner faced a daunting sight: a basement wall marred by cracks and bowing, visibly crumbling. This uncertainty was transformed into security through our intervention. Using the reliable EverBrace and adaptable PowerBrace systems, we meticulously stabilized the failing wall. As captured in the after photo, the solid, reinforced foundation stands resilient against future damage. Keystone Basement Systems didn’t just fix a wall; we restored peace of mind by safeguarding their treasured home and investment, reinforcing our just commitment to excellence and community well-being.

The home was on an incline and received a lot of water from the neighbor’s house.