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Basement Spray Foam and DC315 - London, ON
This unfinished and uninsulated basement in London needed some spray foam! We also covered the spray foam with DC315 (thermal barrier paint)- but why? The thermal barrier is required for occupied spaces or service spaces (attics and crawlspaces) that house any appliances i.e. furnace, HRV, HWT. The exemption exists only in service spaces that are strictly only running ductwork, piping or wiring. If the area is served by stairs or has access and is used for storage, these areas are considered livable and therefore require the exposed spray foam to be covered with a product like DC315, or with drywall.
This is why spaces with drywall over the spray foam insulation do not require DC315 paint.
Basement Repairs in London, ON
Challenge: These London homeowners thought they could seal the issue on their own until they recently noticed they were not properly filled and have been letting moisture in behind the drywall.
Solution: We installed our interior waterproofing system with our in-floor drain, moving any seeping water in the sump pump. We provided these homeowners with a peace of mind by installing our TripleSafe sump pump systems, with three levels of protection, these homeowners are ready for the heaviest rainfall. Finally, our team installed our full height, ThermalDry wall barrier to help reflect heat back into their dry space.
Waterproofing an Old Basement in St. Thomas, ON
Problem: This century-old home had the challenge of mixed foundation types as well as varying levels. The basement leaked even during moderate rainfall which caused excess humidity and all the problems associated with an excessively humid environment.
Solution: With our interior waterproofing process, we were able to successfully and permanently fix this leaky basement. We waterproofed the leaking walls, improved the drainage in the space and also installed a sump pump more than capable of helping to keep the basement dry.
Creating a Dry and Healthy Basement in Elgin County, ON
Many people believe that their wet basement can’t be fixed. Perhaps because it’s been leaking for decades, such as this one in St. Thomas, Ontario. Once homeowners learn about our interior waterproofing process, and how our products and services work together to create - and keep - a basement dry, it can become life changing!
Imagine, never worrying about a heavy rain. No more damp, musty smells (caused by allergens!). No more ruined items. No more embarrassment about a wet basement!
If you believe your leaky basement is beyond help, we invite you to contact us for a complimentary inspection and written estimate: 1-888-370-6921
Basement Waterproofing and Sump Upgrade - St. Thomas, ON
We installed a new liner, lid and pump at this sump location in a St. Thomas home. There was also floor-wall joint seepage present, so we installed our WaterGuard drainage system, which takes groundwater seepage to the sump pump. Our ThermalDry vapour barrier in seen on the walls.
Great work Jefferson, Jose and Nathan!
