Examples of Waterproofing Work
The photos below are representative examples of the type of work involved in keeping basements dry and healthy. They are not specific client projects. Select a caption link to read more about the related service.
Interior drainage trench
Interior perimeter drainage sits in a shallow trench of clear gravel at the base of the wall and carries seepage to a sump pit before the floor is restored.
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Repaired foundation crack
Once a leaking crack has been filled through the wall and the surface finished, the repair shows as a neat line on the concrete.
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Sump discharge to the yard
Pumped water should leave well away from the foundation. A discharge line carries it across the yard so it does not soak back toward the basement.
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Excavation beside a foundation
Exterior waterproofing starts with careful excavation along the wall, with soil set aside on tarps to protect the lawn.
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A dry, finished basement
With water managed and humidity under control, a basement can become comfortable everyday living space.
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Humidity control
A dehumidifier and a simple humidity monitor help keep basement air dry in humid months, which makes mould far less likely to return.
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