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Water entering your home is often a sign of a hidden problem—poor grading and ineffective drainage around your property. While waterproofing may seem like a quick fix, it only addresses the symptoms, not the root cause. Let us help you safeguard your home from further damage.
Waterproofing your basement or foundation might seem like a smart solution, but it’s only a temporary fix. While it can block water from entering your home for a short time, it doesn’t tackle the underlying issue: poor grading and drainage around your home. If the slope of your yard doesn’t direct water away from your foundation, or if your drains aren’t working effectively, water will inevitably find its way back inside. Over time, this can lead to major issues like foundation damage, mold growth, and even structural instability.
Without proper drainage, water can collect around your home’s foundation, causing cracks and leaks. Over time, this can weaken your foundation, leading to costly repairs. Addressing drainage issues early can help protect your home from extensive damage.
Signs of Foundation Issues:
Standing water can erode soil, creating uneven surfaces and sinkholes in your yard. Poor drainage can also damage plants and landscaping by removing vital topsoil. Proper drainage prevents soil erosion, keeping your yard stable and attractive.
Signs of Yard Erosion:
Excess moisture from poor drainage can lead to mold and mildew inside your home. Mold spores can cause respiratory issues and allergies, impacting your family’s health. Fixing drainage problems at the source helps prevent these health hazards.
Health Risks of Mold and Mildew:
Our drainage solutions ensure that water doesn't pool in your yard, preventing future damage. We provide lasting solutions to keep your home dry and safe.
Adjusting the slope of your yard to direct water away from your home’s foundation.
Catch basins collect standing water from a localized problem area and safely channel it away from your home.
Strategically installed pipes to divert excess water and safeguard your landscape.
An underground trench filled with gravel and a perforated pipe to carry water away from a broad problem area.
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