Professional Water Control Systems for Basement and Crawl Spaces

Wet Basements and Crawl Spaces are best addressed through an Assessment of the Source of the Problem. Serving South Central Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia including Chambersburg PA, Hagerstown MD, Martinsburg WV, and Berkeley Springs WV.

Water-Control Methods

Waterproofing methods are just one option to water-control methods. The water needs to be controlled to prevent it from penetrating the basement foundation or floor to divert it away from the building. Water seepage in basement and crawl spaces usually occurs over long periods of time and can be caused by numerous factors. An assessment typically takes only 30 minutes to 2 hours and could involve:

Visual Walk-Through of the basement, crawl space, exterior of the property, and surrounding landscape
Pictures and drawings
Testing, if necessary
Written report of findings
Estimate including options for repair and price quote

Your building could be under siege as you read this, and you may not even know it. A wet and leaky basement or crawl space can be destructive to the foundation of your building. We are known in the Pennsylvania, Maryland & West Virginia region for our commitment to quality and attentive customer care over the years. Our renovation and water-control teams have the knowledge and the expertise to offer you quality results, every time.

Advantages Of A Basement/Crawl Space Assessment

Avoid unnecessary repair expenses
Confirm if a water-control system is necessary
Focus on the source of the water problem rather than just a quick fix

Advantages Of A Dewatering System

Can be installed year-round in your home, retail stores, law offices, dental offices, hospitals, municipal buildings, clinics and more
Affordable – 1 to 2-day installation means less cost for you
Non-invasive – There is almost no dust and mess since we don’t tear up any concrete floor
Doesn’t disturb any landscaping
Repair work is also non-invasive and the system can be visually inspected
Can be installed in finished and non-finished homes
No waiting until the basement is dry to install – It can be set up under water
Partial systems are available
Systems can be painted
Epoxy will not break down over time, and only deals with seepage that enters the structure so humidity levels are not increased
Can be drained to either a sump pit or floor drain (if allowed by your local municipality)
The system can be easily sealed if radon gas is a concern

The Benefits

A dry basement increases your home’s value
A dry basement can be remodeled
A dry basement allows for more storage without the worry of items getting wet and destroyed

Rely On Our Expertise

After completing a full assessment of either residential or commercial property basements, and/or crawl spaces, next action steps will be identified. When we work on any basement, we will determine if there is any need for digging or excavating based on the result of the assessment. Digging and excavating is only done when it is the best option for the future health of the building.

We can assess & install a system in any weather and in both finished or unfinished basements (depending on the system). You can count on our experienced teams for professional building restoration, renovation, and water-control services.

Our products and services are guaranteed. Don’t let your building fall apart beneath you. Contact Us today for your free assessment and/or estimate.

Reliable And Affordable

Our teams can help you with dependable basement & crawl space water-control that will prevent potential damage to your building. Our restoration specialists will provide you with courteous customer service and perfect results, every time.

Call For A Basement Or Crawl Space Assessment Today

Contact Us to schedule a water-control assessment with our specialists. You can leave a voice mail at our office any time. We got you covered.

A finished basement where the system took the place of the baseboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some other tips for SAFE RENOVATIONS?

Make sure the building is structurally sound before starting the work. If in doubt, have a structural engineer assess the building prior to commencing the work.
Know the building and building systems prior to starting . . . where are the gas lines, water lines, electrical lines, load-bearing walls?
Have the work area(s) inspected for asbestos and lead-based paint and have hazardous materials removed prior to commencing the renovation work.
Have a clear plan for the renovation project before commencing and be prepared to revisit and adjust the plan as needed. Typically, when renovating older buildings, issues will arise that are best to handle during the project, not after the project.
Contain and separate the renovation project from the rest of the building in such a way that dust and debris stay in the renovation area only. When renovating, the non-renovation area needs to be protected from dust, mold, and other contaminants.
Consult experts as needed.
Clean and organize the worksite daily. This habit will keep the renovators safe and will help identify any possible problems that may arise.
Use personal protective equipment as needed.
Confirm that the carbon monoxide detectors, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers are in good working condition. Have a first aid kit on site.
Be on the lookout for mold. Mold is one of the most vicious contaminants that seems to be hidden in buildings until renovations begin. Address mold-contaminated environments during the project.