Wet basement? Don’t wait for the next rain.
A crack you can’t see. Grading that sends water the wrong way. A crawlspace that never really dries out. We trace where the water’s going and shut the path down — before the next storm tests it for you.
Dry weather is the only time you can see the whole problem. Cracks get read and sealed at the source, and the water that runs off your roof and lawn gets sent somewhere other than your foundation wall.
Hairline or wide, in poured or block walls. We open the crack, seal it and keep it sealed — instead of painting over the symptom and hoping.
Grading, downspout routing and surface water moved away from the wall so it has a path that isn’t your basement floor.
“Every time it rains? That’s not a leak, that’s a path.”
The crew’s lineWater on the floor, a sump pit that can’t keep up, a wall that darkens as the storm moves through. This is the call we take first — tell us what you’re seeing and where the water is coming in.
Interior drainage and wall sealing that catches water at the point it enters and carries it to a discharge point — not across your floor.
A pump sized to the water you actually get, set in a proper pit with a discharge line that carries it away from the house.
The storm passes, the puddle goes down, and the smell stays. A crawlspace that never dries holds that moisture against your floor framing all year — long after the rain is gone.
A sealed liner across the ground and up the walls, closed off so ground moisture stops feeding the air under your floor.
Standing water gone but the space still smells wet? That’s the next call. Send us a photo of what you’re looking at and we’ll tell you what it needs.
Send a photo, then call (555) 014-2290
Four counties, five towns, one crew. If the radar shows it moving in over these areas, we’re working in it.
Serving Hamilton, Bradley, Marion and Sequatchie counties — Chattanooga, Ooltewah, Cleveland, Soddy-Daisy and Dalton, GA