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When the water started entering a Lincoln, New Hampshire, basement, the homeowner contacted Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems. Northern Basement Systems provided the homeowners with a long-term waterproofing solution.

A home in Derby, Vermont already had a sump pump installed in their basement.  The issue was the pump just could not keep up with the amount of water entering the basement.  They decided to put an end to their water issues and called Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems for a FREE ESTIMATE.  After the estimate they went forth with a DryTrak Interior Basement Drainage System and a SuperSump Plus Sump Pump.  The Drytrak is designed to capture this water leakage before it reaches your basement floor.  When combined with the SuperSump Plus Sump Pump, DryTrak drainage provides an effective, worry-free basement water problems.

When the old sump pump in the basement couldn't handle the amount of water entering the basement the homeowner contacted Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems, to set up a free estimate.  After meeting with a system design specialist they decided the best way to keep the basement dry was to replace the old pump with a TripleSafe Sump Pump.  The TripleSafe has three separate motors.  The first pump is a heavy-duty 1/3 horsepower (HP) cast-iron Zoeller pump that does most of the pumping, handling up to 2,600 gallons of water per hour.  The second pump is a 1/2 HP pump that operates automatically if Pump 1 fails or if greater pumping volume is needed (up to 6,200 gallons per hour).  The third pump is a battery-operated pump that turns on automatically if power fails.  

With bowing walls in their basement, a homeowner in Bethlehem, New Hampshire hired Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems to permanently stabilize the walls.  Matt's team of experts installed a Geo-Lock Wall Anchor System.  This will permanently stabilize the basement walls, offering the best opportunity to straighten the walls without the cost and disruption of foundation replacement. Heavy duty, galvanized earth anchors are embedded in stable, undisturbed soil outside your foundation wall. Each anchor is connected by a steel rod to a wall plate that provides clamping pressure against the inside of the foundation wall. Overtime this method also offers the potential to straighten the wall back to its original position.

A homeowner in Bethlehem New Hampshire was looking to replace their sinking deck with a new one, that would withstand the rigorous weather and frost heaves of northern New Hampshire.  They had used Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems in the past, they knew who to turn to for a solution.  Matt's team of experts installed Helical Deck Piers and then built a new deck for the homeowners.