Basement and Foundation Work That Stops the Water

Pick the one that sounds like your basement

Not sure which it is? That is what the free inspection is for — most homes need one of these, not all of them. Wet basement and unsure whether it is an interior or an exterior job? Start with basement waterproofing — and if it is flooding right now, call: we answer 24/7.

Interior Waterproofing

Seepage at the cove joint, water up through the floor, a sump that never stops — caught by drain tile inside the perimeter and pumped out. No digging up the yard.

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Exterior Waterproofing

Water through the face of the wall in a heavy rain, puddles against the foundation — dug out, sealed and drained at the footing, with the grading and downspouts put right.

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Foundation Repair

Bowing block, a stair-step crack in the mortar, a wall that has moved since you bought the house — braced and made watertight before it becomes a rebuild.

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Crawl Space

The dirt floor sealed and the moisture cut off, and the damp smell that was coming up through your living-room floor goes with it.

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Sump Pumps

A pump sized for what your basement actually takes on, with battery backup for the storm that takes the power out first.

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Crack Repair

A leaking poured-wall crack sealed from the inside in an afternoon. No excavation, no landscaping torn up.

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Egress Windows

A legal way out of a finished basement bedroom, cut to code, and daylight in a room that never had any.

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