The most permanent way to keep a basement dry: stop water on the outside of the foundation before it ever reaches the wall.
It's the most involved waterproofing method — and the most effective. Once the wall is cleaned, sealed, wrapped in a waterproof membrane and Delta wrap, and tied into a healthy weeping tile system, hydrostatic pressure has nowhere to push. We backfill, restore the site, and the problem is solved at its source.
If your home has recurring leaks, foundation cracks below grade, or a failed original waterproofing layer, this is the system built to outlast it.
Careful excavation around the foundation walls to fully expose the problem area.
Stripping, cleaning and preparing the foundation surface for treatment.
Sealing existing cracks before the new waterproofing layer goes on.
A continuous waterproof membrane applied across the foundation wall.
Dimpled Delta wrap installed to create an air gap and drainage plane.
New or replacement weeping tile to carry groundwater away from the footing.
Improvements that manage water flow away from the structure for good.
Backfilling and tidy site restoration once the system is in place.
Water is caught at the wall face before it can reach concrete.
The membrane and Delta wrap channel it down to the weeping tile.
Weeping tile moves groundwater away from the footing under gravity.
Hydrostatic pressure drops — and stays down.
Interior drainage, weeping tile and sump systems to control water that's getting through.
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