Signs Your Basement Needs Waterproofing

WET WALLS?

Water builds up outside of your foundation creating hydrostatic pressure, causing your basement walls to crack and leak.

DAMP DRYWALL?

Water leaks in your basement through cracks or porous cement are common causes for wet drywall.

WET CARPETING?

A wet basement carpet is the perfect breeding ground for harmful mold and mildew.

LEAKING FLOOR CRACKS?

Settling causes floors to crack letting water into your basement, creating mold, resulting in high electric bills and uncomfortable living spaces.

COVE JOINT SEEPAGE?

Hydrostatic pressure pushes water into your basement through wall cracks, resulting in water leaks, where your walls and floors meet.

DRAINAGE ISSUES?

Clogged, overflowing gutters or ineffective grading can cause water to drain next to your foundation, instead of away from it.

WINDOWS LETTING IN WATER?

Leaking window wells in your basement can cause various moisture problems.

LEAKY WATER HEATER?

A leaking or burst water heater can lead to a wet basement and other issues.

SUMP PUMP NOT WORKING?

A damaged or broken sump pump can cause water damage to your home.

MOLDY SMELL?

A musty-smelling basement can be a sign of a potentially dangerous mold problem.

PRECIPITATION IN BASEMENT?

Condensation can create mold and mildew over time. Learn what's causing it and how to prevent it.

EFFLORESCENCE ON BASEMENT WALLS?

Notice mineral build up in your basement or crawlspace? Efflorescence isn't toxic but this is a sign of water leaking into your basement.