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Waterproofing in Akron, OH

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Basement Waterproofing

Stopping water that seeps through basement walls, floor cracks and the joint where wall meets floor, with drains, sump pumps or exterior membranes.

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Interior Drain Tile Systems

A perforated drain laid under the basement floor along the walls that collects seepage and carries it to a sump pump, priced by the linear foot.

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Exterior Waterproofing

Digging along the foundation down to the footing to apply a waterproof membrane, add drainage board and lay new footing drains outside the wall.

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Wet Basement Repair

Finding why a basement takes on water after rain or snowmelt and matching the repair to the cause, from downspouts and grading to drain tile.

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Sump Pump Installation

A new sump pit, pump, check valve and discharge line, installed where a drain system or high groundwater needs a way out of the basement.

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Sump Pump Replacement

Swapping a worn, noisy or failed sump pump in an existing pit, usually reusing the pit and piping and replacing the check valve if needed.

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Battery Backup Sump Pumps

A second pump on a battery, or a water-powered backup, that keeps the sump pit from overflowing when power fails or the main pump quits.

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French Drain Installation

A gravel trench with perforated pipe that collects groundwater or yard water and carries it away from the foundation to a safe outlet.

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Downspout & Yard Drainage

Regrading soil, extending or burying downspouts and fixing gutters so roof water lands well away from the basement walls.

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Foundation Crack Repair

Sealing leaking or structural cracks in poured concrete basement walls with epoxy or polyurethane injection, or repairing cracked block joints.

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Foundation Repair

Assessing and repairing cracked, bowing, settling or sinking foundations, from wall straps and anchors to steel piers under the footing.

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Bowing Wall Repair

Stabilizing basement walls pushed inward by soil pressure, using carbon fiber straps, wall anchors, steel braces or a partial rebuild.

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Wall Anchors

Steel plates buried in the yard and tied through the basement wall with rods, tightened to hold, and over time pull back, a bowed wall.

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Carbon Fiber Wall Straps

Carbon fiber strips epoxied to the inside of a cracked or slightly bowed basement wall to stop further movement without digging outside.

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Steel I-Beam Wall Braces

Vertical steel beams fastened to the basement floor and the joists above, set against a bowed wall to keep it from moving further inward.

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Basement Wall Replacement

Excavating, supporting the house and rebuilding a basement wall that has bowed, sheared or crumbled too far to brace.

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Push Pier Underpinning

Steel piers driven through weak soil to firmer bearing under a settling footing, to stop sinking and sometimes lift the corner back.

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Crawl Space Encapsulation

Sealing a crawl space with a heavy liner on the floor and walls, closing the vents and controlling humidity with a dehumidifier.

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Basement Vapor Barriers

Plastic or dimpled membranes on basement walls or under new flooring that slow moisture and guide seepage down to the drain system.

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Basement Dehumidifiers

A drain-connected whole-basement dehumidifier sized to keep humidity in the range EPA recommends for preventing mold.

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Basement Mold & Mildew

Finding the moisture behind a musty smell or mold growth in the basement, cleaning it up and fixing the water source so it stays gone.

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Efflorescence & Damp Walls

White, chalky deposits and damp patches on basement walls show water moving through the masonry; the fix targets that water, not the stain.

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Egress Windows & Wells

Cutting a larger window opening in the foundation with a code-sized window well, for a basement bedroom and a second way out.

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Backwater Valves

A valve on the house sewer line that closes when the main backs up, so sewage cannot flow back out of the basement floor drain.