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Water on the floor again?
When the soil around your house is soaked, the water presses against the foundation and looks for a way in. It finds the cracks, and the joint where the wall meets the floor. We've waterproofed more than 25,000 Western Pennsylvania basements, and the fix starts with finding where yours is getting in.
Water in the soil pushes against your foundation, especially after heavy rain or snowmelt. Poor drainage around the house adds to it, and over time the water works through cracks in the wall and the joint where the wall meets the floor.
How we fix it
Every system carries our transferable lifetime warranty. If you sell the house, it goes with it.
“Price was lowest of our 3 estimates and they did the most thorough job”Brian T., on Angi, interior french drain
When the ground around your house is soaked, the water in the soil presses against the foundation and looks for a way in. It usually finds one at cracks in the wall or at the joint where the wall meets the floor. Poor drainage around the house makes it worse.
It's called efflorescence: minerals left behind when water soaks through the block and evaporates. It means water is moving through the wall, even if you've never seen a puddle.
We install systems that divert water away from the foundation and seal the cracks and joints where it gets in. Which system depends on where the water is coming from, which is what the free inspection finds out.
Yes. We repair and replace sump pumps. One customer wrote that our tech replaced his main sump pump “in a short amount of time and made sure that it was perfect.”
Call and tell us what you're seeing. The inspection is free, and we'll tell you straight what it needs.
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