Keep your basement dry and protected

Yes! Basement waterproofing is often cited in real estate listings to indicate that significant investments have been made in the home. More importantly, a dry basement is a functional basement, which always increases the value of a home.

Most standard policies do not cover seepage or groundwater issues; they usually only cover “sudden and accidental” water, like a burst pipe. That said, we do offer financing options to make the process easier.

If the problem is water in your basement, yes. By stopping water seepage and managing humidity with a professional-grade dehumidifier, you eliminate the source of the odor.

Interior systems manage water that has already reached the foundation, while exterior systems attempt to stop water before it enters. Interior is often more cost-effective and easier to maintain due to the weather conditions in this part of Michigan and Ohio.

Most residential projects are completed in 2 to 4 days, depending on the square footage and the complexities of the project.

Not always. Sometimes a localized crack injection is enough, but if the issue is hydrostatic pressure, the water will eventually find the next weakest point in the floor or wall.

Absolutely. In fact, we recommend waterproofing before finishing a basement to protect your investment from future water damage.

High-quality pumps usually last 7 to 10 years. We recommend a battery backup system to ensure protection during power outages.

The powder itself is just dried minerals, but it is a “danger sign” that moisture is moving through your foundation walls.

No, this is a common sentiment but it’s really just a band-aid. When it comes to protecting your home from the damage that water can cause, this isn’t a real solution. In fact, it can cause more harm since it tends to actually trap moisture.