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The home's previous owners had dug out the floor, which left it a mess of dirt, gravel, and random shards of concrete.
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This slanted stone wall and dirt pile floor made the basement unpleasant and unsafe.
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When stone walls start to deteriorate, there isn't much you can do to brace them. That's why Shotcrete - which creates a new concrete wall on top of the existing wall - is an efficient, economical option.
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We used a waterproofing system designed specifically for dirt floors since the basement floor had been dug out.
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By installing Lawnscape outlets, we can bury the discharge lines so they don't interfere with landscaping or present a trip hazard.
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Once the waterproofing system and sump pump were installed, we began pouring a new floor.
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By digging a line of sod and removing a piece of the sidewalk, we were able to bury the discharge line far out into the yard to avoid water seeping back into the foundation.
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Instead of jagged concrete remnants, gravel, and dirt, the basement now has a real floor.
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Between the Shotcrete on the wall and a newly poured floor, this once crumbling basement is now a much more pleasant space.
