Water intrusion is often caused by poor drainage, hydrostatic pressure, cracks in the foundation, or clogged downspouts. Over time, these issues allow moisture to seep through walls and floors, leading to dampness, musty odors, and structural damage.

Common signs include water stains, damp walls, peeling paint, musty smells, or visible leaks after rain. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s best to schedule a professional inspection before the problem worsens.

Interior waterproofing focuses on managing water that enters through walls or floors, often using drainage systems, sump pumps, and vapor barriers. Exterior waterproofing prevents water from reaching your foundation in the first place by sealing walls and improving drainage outside your home.

Most waterproofing projects can be completed within 1–3 days, depending on the size of the area and the type of system being installed. Larger or more complex foundations may require additional time for excavation or sealing.

Yes. A dry, protected basement improves your home’s structural integrity, prevents costly damage, and increases usable space, all of which add long-term value and appeal to future buyers.