Before & After Photos

This homeowner called after he recently purchased a home in Van Alstyne, TX with a wet basement. He was not concerned with converting the basement to a living space, but he wanted to find a solution to keep the basement dry. When one of our System Designs Specialists, Ross, performed a free basement inspection and waterproofing estimate, he found many cracks in the foundation and walls that would allow water to come in. He also found an old, insufficient sump pump that was not able to keep up with the amount of moisture coming into the basement. Ross proposed a solution to the homeowner that included installing a WaterGuard track along the perimeter of the basement, lining the walls with a CleanSpace vapor barrier, installing a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, and replacing the old sump pump with a SmartSump sump pump. The homeowner was pleased with the estimate and proceeded with basement waterproofing from Olympic Restoration Systems.

This customer was having some humidity issues in their crawl space. They were interested in finding out more about an encapsulation for their crawl space.

Olympic Restoration Systems was contacted for an assessment for the crawl space in their home. We had a Specialist visit the property and they proposed a quote to the customer. They proceeded with a crawl space encapsulation for their home from Olympic Restoration Systems.

There was a Property Management company interested in purchasing this property. They had an environmental testing completed for the complex that showed high levels of radon. They were looking for quotes to have a radon mitigation system installed. They also had another company coming out, the same day, for a quote.

Olympic Restoration Systems was contacted for an assessment of their complex unit for a radon mitigation system. We visited the property and proposed a quote to the customer. They proceeded with a radon mitigation system for their complex unit with Olympic Restoration Systems.

When a family in Mesquite, Texas, experienced a plumbing leak in their bathroom, they did not expect the extent of mold growth the leak would cause. A mold inspector was brought in to assess the situation, supplying the family with a mold remediation protocol. They then contacted the team at Olympic Restoration Systems to remove the mold. Due to the widespread coverage of mold, the light fixtures, mirrors, toilet, sink, counters, cabinets, baseboards, tile, and drywall would need to be removed as a part of the remediation process.

Our team arrived and began to work quickly. Setting up a containment chamber, they used a negative air scrubber both in the containment are and outside the containment area upstairs. After cleaning what items would be salvageable and removing all affected materials, they HEPA vacuumed the exposed wall and ceiling cavities before HEPA vacuumed the entire contained area. Using an EPA-registered antimicrobial solution, they cleaned the exposed cavities. The surface was then sealed with an antimicrobial paint after they received a successful clearance result. The HVAC ducts, boots, and air registers were also cleaned, HEPA vacuumed, and had an antimicrobial solution applied to them. It was an unfortunate event for this family to experience such extensive mold growth but our team worked fast to restore their home and leave them with the confidence it was once again a healthy, comfortable environment. 

Mold in bathroom, mold containment barrier.