Permanent basement waterproofing solutions that actually work – no Band-Aid fixes or empty promises.
You get your space back. No more avoiding the basement because of that musty smell or worrying about what you’ll find after the next heavy rain.
Your air quality improves throughout the house. When moisture stops building up downstairs, the humidity and mold spores stop traveling upstairs where your family lives and breathes.
You can actually use that space. Whether it’s storage, a workshop, or extra living area, a waterproofed basement becomes functional square footage instead of a liability. Plus, you’re protecting one of your biggest investments – your home’s foundation and structural integrity.
We’ve been handling foundation and waterproofing work in Dorchester for years. We understand how New England weather hits these older homes – the freeze-thaw cycles, the heavy spring rains, and how water finds its way through foundation walls that have seen decades of settling.
We’re not the guys who show up, spray some sealant, and disappear. We assess what’s actually causing your water problem and fix it properly the first time.
First, we inspect your basement thoroughly – inside and outside. We need to see where water is entering, what’s causing it, and what condition your foundation is in. This isn’t a five-minute walkthrough.
Then we explain what we found and what needs to happen. Interior waterproofing, exterior excavation, crack repair, drainage systems – whatever your situation requires. We’ll tell you the realistic timeline and cost upfront.
The actual work depends on your specific problem. Interior systems involve installing drainage and sump pumps. Exterior work means excavating around your foundation to apply proper waterproof barriers. We clean up completely when we’re done, and your basement stays dry.
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We handle both interior and exterior basement waterproofing, depending on what your situation requires. Interior systems work great for minor seepage and include proper drainage and sump pump installation. Exterior waterproofing involves excavating around your foundation to apply membrane barriers and install proper drainage.
Foundation crack repair is often part of the process. Those hairline cracks in Dorchester’s older foundations let in more water than you’d think, especially during our wet springs. We seal them properly so they stay sealed.
Drainage systems are crucial in this area. Between the clay soil and how these neighborhoods were built, water needs somewhere to go. We install systems that direct water away from your foundation permanently, not just during light rain.
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