Project
A long, unfinished basement, lined and sealed
A long, low basement with exposed block, steel posts and ductwork, then the same view with white-lined walls and a smooth sealed floor.
Same job, before and after
Exposed block and posts to lined walls and a sealed floor
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Same job, before and after
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Before
Where it started
Exposed block walls, steel support posts, ductwork and pipes overhead, and a stained concrete floor with cables across it. The furnace and a white utility cabinet are on the far wall. Nothing about the space is finished.
After
How it was left
The same posts, ducts and utilities, now against white-lined walls with a smooth, sealed floor running the length of the room. The stairs and the far wall are recognizably the same; the floor and walls are not.
The work
How a job like this goes
The perimeter of the floor is opened, drain tile is set at the footing in gravel and run to a sealed sump, the walls are covered with a liner that directs any water into the drain, and the channel is closed with new concrete. The floor is then sealed.
- Interior perimeter drainage
- Wall liner over the block
- Sealed sump and discharge
- Floor closed and sealed
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