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Check out these photos on some homes we have inspected

mold on a basement wall — Evidence of moisture at the base of your foundation wall is a sure sign of ground water infiltration. You can clearly see the unhealthy results.

basement foundation wall damaged due to poor drainage and waterproofing system — Any type of discoloration in your block or concrete foundation is an indication of water infiltration which results in mold, mildew, and poor air quality.

a carpet covered in mold — Water was getting under this carpet growing mold.

wet spots on basement walls — Water coming from near the top of the wall is a good indication of a surface water problem.

wet basement walls and floor a few days after basement flooding — This picture was taken a few days after this basement flooded.

efflorescence on basement walls — This white chalky substance on the walls are called efflorescence. It is caused by moisture within the wall which migrates to the surface, then evaporates, leaving a coating of the salt.

wood with black mold — In this photo the wood contacting the masonry walls is “wicking” the moisture out of the wall resulting in dangerous black mold.

basement floor and walls discolorated and damaged due to poor drainage system — This photo shows a “baseboard” drainage system. As you can see, it does nothing to repair the problem. It only re-routes the water.

This photo show a failed drain system at the base of the wall. Water, which seeks its own level, is going around the entire base of this foundation causing water to seep in at the base of the walls.

discoloration and peeling paint on a basement wall — This photo shows “paint popping”. This is caused by moisture infiltrating the exterior of the home wicking it’s way inward. The moisture “pushes” against the paint until it form bubbles and eventually “pop” because it can only expand so far. This is why dry lock cannot properly repair a wet basement.

Now check out some photos of some waterproofing jobs we have completed

Church & Wayne Construction job before:

backyard walkway before Parks' Masonry repair collapsing driveway timber retaining wall before Parks' Masonry repair

After:

driveway brick retaining wall by Parks' Masonry backyard walkway being built by Parks' Masonry

Darnell Job: Driveway too steep and practically unusable before:

a house with too steep driveway

Darnell Job after:

a driveway regraded and repaired by Parks' Masonry

Listen to what they had to say:

Upon first speaking with Jody Parks about an update to our front porch, his expertise and professionalism was obvious. Jody’s well-trained eye spotted, from the beginning, that we had some serious issues that should be addressed immediately in order to prevent any other major damage to our home in the future. We truly believe that God sent Jody to our aid at just the right time! Throughout the project, there were many challenges and obstacles that came to the surface. Jody ha…ndled each situation skillfully, as he was able to come up with a solution to each problem, while also keeping us on track with time and budget. Throughout the duration of the project, we were able to see a wide array of Jody’s talents, from his Free-Flowing Waterproofing system, masonry work, and concrete, and all his work was immaculate! He handled all aspects of the job as the lead contractor and done so with commitment and honesty. He ensured that each part of the job was completed to his level of expectation. We are in love with the outcome of the renovation project, as it far extends anything we could have imagined. We would highly recommend Jody Parks and look forward to working with him on other projects in the future. Thank you Parks’ Masonry for a job well-done!

Cody and Clarissa Darnell