/services Start with where the water shows up: the basement floor, a crawlspace, one wall, or the yard outside. Each points at a different fix. Experience matters when diagnosing water problems. We know how to identify the source, recommend the right solution, and properly size the work for your home, without overselling what you don't need or undersizing what it takes to solve the problem.
Interior and exterior systems that stop the water where it gets in, backed by a lifetime labor warranty and a free written estimate.
Sealing the crawlspace so the damp under your house stops feeding mold, musty air and cupped floors in the rooms above it.
Move roof and yard water away before it ever reaches the foundation. Frequently the cheapest fix that actually works.
Handling the water from inside, for when digging up the outside of the house is impractical, too disruptive, or just not needed.
Treating the wall from the wet side. More disruptive, more expensive, and the permanent answer when the wall itself is the leak.
One wall, one window, one crack. Targeted repairs for people who do not need a whole system and should not be sold one.
Most of our work is the interior system. It can go in through any weather, on any lot, without taking a deck, a patio or a driveway apart. Digging the outside of the wall is the right answer on some houses, and when it is, we will tell you.
A waterproofing system is only as good as the parts it is built from, and those are the part of the quote nobody shows you. Here is ours.
Every system we install gets a half-horsepower cast-iron pump. It is what we spec on an ordinary basement, not a line item you have to ask for, and it leaves headroom for the storm that arrives after we have gone home.
Cast-iron sump and effluent pumps built in Louisville, about an hour and a half up the road. Parts and replacements are easy to get here, which matters more than it sounds like it should when a pump quits in February.
Structural basins and sealed covers. A proper basin keeps the pump clear of silt and keeps soil gas and humidity from coming straight back up through the floor.
For the crawlspaces and basements that read damp even after the water is handled. Sized for the space, ducted where it needs to be, and set to drain rather than to a bucket somebody has to remember to empty.
Not every job needs every one of these. What goes on your quote is what your house actually calls for.
Call, or text a photo of the wall and we will tell you what we are looking at.