Basement Waterproofing Blog

Fixing a concrete basement floor is a delicate matter. Most companies installing basement systems ignore the engineering aspects that keep a foundation strong.

Replacing your basement drainage channel is something none of us want to do. If your drainage system fails to stop basement flooding, what choice do you have?

Are you struggling with a faulty basement waterproofing system? Do you have to deal with a wet basement every now & then? Chances are the drainage system in your basement is poorly installed, or water is accumulating around the foundation of your house.

Do you have a vented crawl space? Do you think encapsulating your crawl space and other permeable areas can cost you an arm and a leg? Are you not sure whether your premises need encapsulation work?

A wet or leaky basement is a matter of significant concern for any homeowner. What might appear to be a slight trickle or leakage can turn out to be a warning sign that might require instant action on your part.

Your home is vulnerable to bad weather. Snow, ice, and rain can wreak havoc resulting in a wet basement. Luck does run out unless you are proactive.

A melting snow and rainstorm combination can multiply the amount of groundwater and cause flooding due to melting snow. That is unless you are prepared for it.

Moisture and humidity attract basement mold and mildew. An efficient basement waterproofing system can keep your basement stay dry and mold retardant.

What is underneath the basement floor? We are too busy enjoying the rest of the house to ponder on that thought. It may be more important than you think.

You hire a contractor to install a new drainage system, floor, and sump pump setup but underestimate the amount of groundwater entering the drainage system.