The drainage backbone of a dry basement: weeping tile that carries groundwater away, and sump systems that pump it out before it floods.
We install and replace weeping tile, improve drainage paths, and pair it with sump pump systems that actively remove collected water. Battery backups keep the system running through power outages and the worst storms, when you need it most.
Together, these two systems are the difference between a basement that manages water and one that floods.
Fresh weeping tile installation to move groundwater away from the footing.
Replacing failed or clogged weeping tile that's let water through.
Upgrades that improve how water flows away from the foundation.
Assessing the health of your existing foundation drainage.
A new pump sized to keep your basement reliably dry.
A properly built pit that collects water for the pump.
Backup power so the pump runs during outages and storms.
Replacing aging pumps and emergency upgrades when it counts.
Excavation, membrane and drainage that stops water before it reaches the wall.
Explore →Interior drainage, weeping tile and sump systems to control water that's getting through.
Explore →Injection, structural reinforcement and wall stabilization, sealed for good.
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