Adirondack Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Egress windows are a type of window that provides an emergency exit from a basement living space. These windows provide another escape from the basement during an emergencay situation other than the stairway to upstairs. Egress windows not only provide safety to you and your family when spending time in your basement, but also provide natural light. This natural light can make your basement feel less like a cave and more loke any other loving space in the house. This egress was done in Castleton on the Hudson, New York

New Everlast Walls on this stair case in a home in Castleton on the Hudson, New York really brings up the entrance way.

The "K" Family already had a partially finished basement and wanted to be sure that the basement would stay dry and could withstand water if ever there was some.  The "K" Family decided to install an entire perimeter system and a sump pump to be sure any and all water is being drawn out of the basement.  For finishing touches, they decided to go with our EverLast Finished Wall Restoration System.  Our wall system uses only mold-resistant materials- with no vulnerable organic material.  The wall panels and trim are not prone to damage like drywall, wood, moldings, fabrics, wood-based flooring, and wood framing. In fact, a basement refinished with the EverLast Panels can temporarily flood from a plumbing leak, inches deep, and it  is highly unlikely that walls or trim will need to be replaced!  For flooring, the "K" family decided to use our ThermalDry Basement Floor System, this flooring is also made with all inorganic material and will not support mold growth or get ruined during a surprise plumbing leak or ground water in heavy rain. 

The "J" Family called Adirondack Basement Systems because they kept getting water up through their floor, they had a sump pump, however; the water was not finding its way into the sump.  Our foreman Chris Hurley and crew installed a new TripleSafe sump pump and 143 feet of WaterGuard around the perimeter to direct the water into the sump.  The basement is now dry, secure, and able to be used for safe storage.