Basements We Have Made Dry

Quoted five figures for full-perimeter work by two other firms. The water was coming through two cracks.

A water table sitting only a few feet below the slab, waterproofed mid-January while water was actively coming in.

A century-old stone foundation taking four inches of water every wet season, dry through the wettest winter in eight years.

A kitchen floor the owners had assumed was just an old house, three joists had lost most of their section at the sill.

A basement wall was bowing inward under years of saturated soil pressure. Steel wall anchors stopped the movement without rebuilding the wall.

Water arriving through a single crack under real pressure, plus a crawl space at 74% humidity feeding the whole house.

One corner of a 1948 ranch had dropped almost an inch. Helical piers reached load-bearing soil and lifted it back, without touching the rest of the foundation.

A 1,450 sq ft dirt crawl space at 78% humidity, with mold on the joists and floors that never got warm.

A brick foundation corner had settled under the weight of a two-story addition. Push piers used that same weight to reach bedrock and lift the corner back.

A full driveway and patio replacement already scheduled, so the foundation got excavated once for both jobs instead of twice.