Ridgeback Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Faced with a challenge in Georgefield, Nova Scotia, where a mobile home turned 2-story bungalow revealed bowing walls, we stepped in to deliver our expertise. As you can see in the 'before' snapshot, the foundation's integrity was compromised, posing a looming risk to the home's structure. By applying our Carbon Armor solution, depicted in the 'after' photo, we not only fortified the foundation but rejuvenated the homeowner's peace of mind. Our commitment stands clear: ensuring durability and safety with our remarkable touch.

This homeowner was concerned about the odors and cold floors stemming from the crawlspace. Although in very rough shape, our team was able to get into the sace and install a SaniDry Sedona and SilverGlo insulation. 

 This home, located in a small town just minutes away from Halifax, had an addition that was quiet literally on its last leg. 

Ridgeback Basement Systems received a call from this homeowner who was interested in having us take a look at the addition portion of his home that was installed prior to him buying there. 

Upon arrival, it was clear that they were in need of immediate supports put in. There was only one beam holding up this addition and it began to separate from the home. Jake, the system design specialist on this appointment, knew that SmartJacks were a must to alleviate the pressure off the sole beam in there and disperse the weight throughout the entire area. 

Our production team installed SmartJacks with a galvanized supplemental beam. Not only is the home now supported, but the homeowners aren't in fear that their home is going to fall beneath them. 

The customer had attempted to lay his own plastic down in his crawlspace, but ultimately did not work as he was hoping. He contacted Ridgeback for a solution that would work- and we delivered. 

This homeowner was experiencing major water seepage on the walls. Effloresce, which is the white, stain like marks on the wall is a sign that there has been water coming into the basement for a long period of time.