1. Exterior and Interior Waterproofing

Exterior Waterproofing

Specializing in hand excavated outside basement waterproofing for block, poured and field stone foundation wall.

Exterior waterproofing (or sometimes known as external waterproofing) repairs your leaky basement from the outside of your home by exposing the foundation and applying the necessary waterproofing material to create a foundation waterproofing system that will redirect and disperse water away from your foundation walls. 

How to waterproof house foundations from the outside

1 – Excavate the ground around the perimeter of the foundations. ...

2 – Seal all cracks in the concrete. ...

3 – Attach a waterproofing membrane to the outside of the foundation. ...

4 – Backfill the trench dug around the foundations.

Interior Waterproofing

Specializing in inside basement waterproofing for block, poured and field stone foundation wall.

Interior drain tile systems are the preferred basement waterproofing solution when water seeps in under cove joints and through fine cracks in the basement walls.

Caused by the hydrostatic pressure of the foundation and the soil pushing against each other, these leaks can be difficult to seal or plug, making a drainage system a more effective basement waterproofing option.

The systems are composed of a series of drainage tubes installed into drainage ditches under the basement floor that are permanently covered over.

Water that would have seeped in through cove joints, through cracks in the walls, or up under the floor is diverted into the drainage ditches, then into the tubes and into the sump drain.

With a sealed basement floor and no more water seeping in, the end result is a dry basement with no leaks or further moisture problems.