DBS Before & After Photos

This home in Bayfield, WI was suffering from major settlement issues. The homeowner was not happy with the dip that had formed in the middle of the dining room, caused by the sinking of the home. Wanting to fix the slopping and bouncing floors, and level the home, they turned to DBS for a permanent solution.

Design Specialist James Miller provided this homeowner with a free no-obligation estimate in order to find the perfect solution for the needs of their home. After careful inspection, James recommended the installation of a SmartJack® System.

Foreman Osia Williams led the installation of this project, along with a team. Together, the team installed 3 SmartJack® Systems. Each jack is able to evenly distribute the weight of the structure and stabilize as needed. They are also able to be adjusted in order to reposition the home and minimize the sagging and unlevel floors the owner experienced beforehand. 

Now that this homeowner's house is stable and level, they can relax knowing it will be safe and sound. 

The owner of this home in Bayfield, WI reached out to DBS looking for help with their cold crawl space.

Design Specialist Henry Jungbauer went to the home to conduct a free no-obligation estimate for the homeowner. After a thorough inspection, Henry recommended our polyurethane spray foam insulation.

Foreman Nick Woods led the installation of this project with assistance from a crew. Together they sprayed waterproof polyurethane spray foam onto the vertical walls in the crawl space to properly insulate the area.

Now that the crawl space has been insulated, the homeowners can sit back, relax, and enjoy lower energy bills!

The owner of this home in Bayfield, WI reached out to DBS looking for help with their failing crawl space foundation.

Design Specialist James Miller went out to the home to conduct a free no-obligation estimate for the homeowner. After a thorough inspection, James recommended our SmartJack® System.

Foreman Osia Williams led the installation of this project with assistance from a crew. Together they installed 3 SmartJack® supports beneath the home to provide adequate support to the flooring above.

Now that the crawl space has been permanently stabilized, the homeowner can relax with peace of mind.

The owner of this pole barn in Bayfield, WI reached out to us looking for help sealing gaps in the structure that were letting in cold air.

A DBS Design Specialist went out to the home to conduct a free no-obligation estimate for the homeowner. After a thorough inspection, the Design Specialist created a quote for our polyurethane spray foam insulation to seal the cracks.

A DBS Foreman led the installation of this project with help from a crew. Together they applied the spray foam along the seam where the barn walls and slab meet.

Now that the pole barn has been properly insulated, the owner can relax with peace of mind.

Before our intervention, as depicted in the photo, a Bayfield homeowner grappled with the challenge of water seeping into their basement, compromising the comfort and safety of their home—a familiar yet distressing issue when it affects your own living space. The existing DryTrak® system fell short, leaving behind dampness and ongoing concern.

Upon our expert team's intervention, we bolstered their defenses with DryTrak®—providing effective protection and drainage against foundation wall seepage, while maintaining a clean, finished baseboard appearance—and WaterGuard®. Notice in the after photo how meticulously installed the WaterGuard® system lines the perimeter, offering a robust, virtually invisible solution that channels water into a sump pump rather than the living area.

Our objective was clear: transform a troubling situation into an opportunity to deliver peace of mind and enduring dryness. The outcome? A completely renovated basement, now ready to host life's moments free from the looming threat of water intrusion. With DBS's expertise, persistent problems find permanent solutions, restoring homes to their rightful state: safe, dry, and serene.