Interior Basement Waterproofing

Interior Basement Waterproofing can often be a cost effective alternative to Exterior Basement Waterproofing. If your basement is wet, leaking, or prone to flooding you need the help of Basement Waterproofing Professionals. You can achieve the best basement waterproofing results by hiring a professional waterproofer to install effective waterproofing measures. However, exterior repairs may not...
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Crack Repairs

FOUNDATION CRACK REPAIRS Poured Concrete Foundation:     When a crack is evident, it can readily be repaired from the outside by hand digging 2.5 to 3′ on either side and right down to the footing or weeping tile, creating a hole measuring about 5′ across and to the footing. Before digging, we place plywood on the ground in front of the measured area.  The plywood is used...
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Weeping Tiles

Outer Weeping Tiles Weeping tile prevents ground water from building up under your basement floor and carries excess water away from your foundation wall. North American building codes require that basements built below grade are equipped with perimeter weeping tile. Where is the weeping tile? The weeping tile is located around the perimeter of your home. Weeping tile is a durable, lightweight,...
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Window Wells

Prevent water from seeping into your basement around the window wells: a drain inside the well is required. Provide Positive Drainage: Any window that is below grade is vulnerable to flooding from spillover, driving rain, or snow build up against the house. Once window wells flood, the water has nowhere else to go–except into your basement! A drain installed inside your window well, will...
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