Trusted Crawl Space Repair Contractor New Brighton, PA

In New Brighton, PA, a homeowner found themselves faced with a worrisome situation—a persistent water intrusion in their basement. It was a problem that risked their peace of mind and their home’s foundation. Recognizing the urgent need for a reliable solution, they placed a call to us at Keystone Basement Systems, where we promise more than just fixes; we offer a partnership built on excellence and trust every step of the way. When they first reached out, our Customer Care Specialist listened attentively, understanding their concern before coordinating an inspection. Our talented System Design Specialist arrived promptly, conducting a thorough evaluation of the basement’s condition. Through careful assessment and a listening ear, they diagnosed the issue and crafted a tailored waterproofing plan designed just for this homeowner's needs. On installation day, our dedicated production team worked meticulously. We deployed the cutting-edge TripleSafe Sump Pump, a powerhouse defender against flooding with its triple layer of protection. Alongside, we installed the adept WaterGuard system—a silently efficient drainage channel ready to collect seepage and direct it smoothly to the sump pump. The team ensured every component was seamlessly integrated, acting as a shield against future water woes. The job wasn’t only about waterproofing a basement; it was about restoring security and confidence. With everything seamlessly put in place and the area left clean, the homeowner could once again envision a future where worry about potential water damage respectfully faded into the past. Our mindful efforts meant not just fixing a problem, but achieving remarkable results that aligned with our mission—creating a living space now free to be filled with future memories.

In New Brighton, PA, a homeowner found peace disrupted by the persistent battle against moisture and water invasion in their basement. The root of their anxiety was more than a structural concern—it was about their home's sanctuary being at risk and the potential damage that could be enduring. When they reached out to us at Keystone Basement Systems, they entrusted us with more than just a space. They brought us on a journey, one that would redefine their experience with contractors. Our journey began with a call to our dedicated Customer Care Specialist, who promptly scheduled a comprehensive home inspection. Our System Design Specialist then took the lead, carefully analyzing the basement’s unique conditions. With expertise and a keen eye for detail, they identified that installing our patented WaterGuard sub-floor perimeter drainage system combined with our TripleSafe sump pump would be the best solution—hallmarks of reliability in keeping basements dry. When installation day arrived, our production team flawlessly executed the plan. The foreman and our skilled installers worked in seamless harmony, placing the WaterGuard system just beneath the basement floor, forming an unseen shield that deftly channels water away from the home. Connected superbly to our TripleSafe system, which boasts redundancy safeguards, we assure resilience against high volumes of water. As we completed our work, retreated the basement was—newly fortified against water, ready to provide years of sanctuary for our homeowner. Their uncertainty transformed into reassurance as they rediscovered the tranquility in their basement, a dry, useable space that once was a source of constant unease. Our work didn't just fix a basement—it reinstated peace of mind, reminding us all of the significant impact partnership and precision can have in enriching lives and strengthening communities.

In New Brighton, PA, one family found themselves facing unexpected challenges in their basement despite having an existing pump in place. Water intrusion had not only yielded a soggy basement floor but also nudged worry into the homeowner's daily life—imagining more damage and the potential threat to their home's value. Their journey toward peace of mind began with a call to our dedicated Customer Care Specialist, igniting Keystone Basement Systems' cycle of care and resolution. We orchestrated a seamless process, commencing with our System Design Specialist paying a visit to their home. A thorough inspection discovered that the basement still wrestled with lingering moisture due to inadequate drainage. Collaborating closely with the homeowner, we crafted a bespoke solution embodying our mission for excellence. Our production team installed the WaterGuard system, an ingenious sub-floor drainage mechanism designed to capture and redress wall and floor seepage before it infiltrates the basement space. The invisible workhorse lies discreetly beneath fresh layers of concrete, designed for robust, perennial performance. Moreover, the installation of CleanSpace transformed the dreary, damp expanse beneath the home into a dry, mold-resistant oasis. This 20-mil liner safeguarded the foundation against lurking soil moisture while infusing durability and peace into the core of the home. Upon completion, the family bid farewell to basement worries, welcoming a strong foundation free of damp and stress. Reassured and reinvigorated, they now could visualize endless opportunities for utilizing their newfound, dry space. Their experience exemplifies how Keystone Basement Systems fulfills its dry basement promise—one home, one family at a time, nurtured with integrity and truly redefining the contractor experience.

When homeowners in New Brighton, PA, discovered water leaking into their beautifully finished basement, causing significant wall and carpet damage, they knew they needed expert help – so they turned to us at Keystone Basement Systems. Understanding the urgency and the emotional toll such damage can take, we aimed to provide not just a fix but peace of mind. After an initial call, our responsive Customer Care team quickly scheduled a home inspection to identify the core issues. System Design Specialist, Jason A. from our Sales Team conducted a thorough inspection, where it was evident that the basement required comprehensive waterproofing solutions to prevent future damages. Taking the time to explain the situation, we recommended installing our reliable WaterGuard system, the TripleSafe Sump Pump for unbeaten drainage security, the IceGuard system to avoid winter backups, and the CleanSpace wall system for an additional moisture protection layer. Our production team, comprised of experienced foremen and skilled installers, then got to work. We prioritized efficiency and cleanliness, ensuring the family's daily life was minimally disrupted. Within the agreed timeframe, our team effectively installed the system, transforming an unsafe and damp basement back into a secure and dry space the family could enjoy once again. The outcome for the New Brighton homeowners was a safe, dry basement, restored to its original condition with the added bonus of superior protection against future water damage. This project is a testament to our commitment at Keystone Basement Systems to provide homeowners with both exceptional service and long-lasting solutions to their home issues. By choosing us, our customers not only fix their current problems but also invest in the resilience of their homes.

This homeowner met with Keystone Basement Systems for the first time at the Pittsburgh home show. Keystone sent out one of their best field inspectors to meet with him at his house to talk and look at the problem area, this is done to ensure the plan that he comes up with is one that's going to work in all ways, making the house structurally sound again and pleasing the homeowner.  Upon completion of their conversation he jumped right to work doing all the right test and taking very accurate measurements. The inspection was complete, and he spoke to the homeowner again letting him know what the plan was, and what would happen if the project didn't take place, and answering all of his questions. The plan consisted of Rhino carbon fiber straps along with a 5 year inspection plan to ensure the straps were still working properly and hadn't moved. The plan also involved point cracking the cracks that were discovered at the time of the inspection.  This was done to not only fill the cracks so that water didn't get in but also to help with the look of the wall as the homeowner was going to one day finish the basement and he stated "he liked the concrete look, just not all cracked".