Waterproofing in New Franklin, OH
Akron Basement Pros connects homeowners in New Franklin and the surrounding area with local waterproofing providers.
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- Basement Waterproofing
- Interior Drain Tile Systems
- Exterior Waterproofing
- Wet Basement Repair
- Sump Pump Installation
- Sump Pump Replacement
- Battery Backup Sump Pumps
- French Drain Installation
- Downspout & Yard Drainage
- Foundation Crack Repair
- Foundation Repair
- Bowing Wall Repair
- Wall Anchors
- Carbon Fiber Wall Straps
- Steel I-Beam Wall Braces
- Basement Wall Replacement
- Push Pier Underpinning
- Crawl Space Encapsulation
- Basement Vapor Barriers
- Basement Dehumidifiers
- Basement Mold & Mildew
- Efflorescence & Damp Walls
- Egress Windows & Wells
- Backwater Valves
New Franklin is a Summit County city south of Akron and Barberton with about 13,800 residents (American Community Survey 2024 5-year). The median home was built in 1963, about 43% of homes date from before 1960 and about 84% from before 1980.
About 88% of occupied homes are owner-occupied, with a median value of $214,300. With so much of the housing built before 1980, original sump pumps, drain lines and wall cracks are worth checking before a storm rather than after.
Basement Waterproofing in New Franklin, OH
New Franklin: Key Facts and Sources
| Population | About 13,800 (13,843) (Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (2024 5-year), via Census Reporter) |
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| Age of homes | Median year built 1963; about 43% built before 1960 (2,564 of 5,901 housing units); about 84% before 1980 (Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (2024 5-year), via Census Reporter) |
| Owner-occupied homes | About 88% (5,000 of 5,665); median home value $214,300 (Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (2024 5-year), via Census Reporter) |
ZIP codes covered: 44319, 44216, 44203
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Waterproofing in New Franklin: Questions
How do I know if my New Franklin sump pump needs replacing?
Pour a bucket of water into the pit: the pump should start, empty it and shut off. Replace it if it hums without pumping, cycles rapidly or runs with the pit empty. Fixr puts replacement in an existing pit at $350 to $1,000.