Wenonah is a different kind of job than the new construction further up Route 55. The borough is barely a square mile, the streets are tree-lined and quiet, and the homes are mostly turn-of-the-century Victorians with original basements, single-bay detached garages, and porch slabs that have been patched a dozen times. Add in the cool, damp air that settles over Wenonah Lake and the walking paths, and you get a moisture profile that punishes any coating that wasn’t prepped right.
Our approach is the same one we’d use on a commercial bay: commercial-grade prep, full stop. We diamond-grind to clean concrete, chase and fill every crack, test moisture before we mix, and tune the polyurea-polyaspartic system to the slab in front of us. It’s how a basement under a hundred-year-old Wenonah Victorian ends up with a floor that looks — and lasts — like a brand-new install.