Basement leaks can occur due to various factors, such as poor drainage, foundation cracks, or high groundwater levels. Common signs of a leaky basement include water stains on walls, musty odors, mold growth, and puddles or dampness on the floor. Addressing these issues promptly can help prevent further damage and protect your home's integrity.

A basement leak may be covered by your home insurance, depending on the cause. If the leak is due to a covered peril, such as a burst pipe, a leaky appliance or severe weather, your policy may provide coverage. However, if the leak is due to lack of maintenance or wear and tear of the premises, it may not be covered. It's best to review your policy and consult with your insurance provider for specific details.

Leaky Basement require a water management system this systems could be either exterior, interior or a combination of both.  Leaky basements can be fixed by installing a proper  exterior  waterproofing and interior water management such a French Drain.

Interior French drain has been designed to collect and transport the water zipping into your basement, take it and transport it via PVC pipes to a  heavy duty sump pit basin, once the water reach certain height in the basin a sump pump  triggers a mechanism which discharge the water collected by the French drain to the exterior far away from the property as simple as the yard, or discharged to a  Drainage Well or to the sewer.

Exterior French drain design is very similar to an interior  French drain, the only  difference is the water management, depending on the surroundings of the property the water can be discharged to a Dry Well  far away from the property, simply to a yard with a proper pitch far away from the property or to the sewer. 

French drain fabric, also known as geotextile fabric or drainage fabric, is crucial for preventing soil and debris from clogging the perforated pipe, while still allowing water to pass through freely. This ensures the drain's effectiveness and prevents the buildup of sediment that could hinder water flow. Is important to understand the the type of fabric we install and recommend for a French drain is a non woven geotextile in order to prevent clogging 

French drains are highly effective at preventing standing water, diverting excess moisture away from foundations and other vulnerable areas, and reducing the risk of damage to property and infrastructure. They achieve this by collecting and channeling water through a system of perforated pipes surrounded by gravel, which then directs the water to a designated discharge point.

A water drainage well, also known as a dry well, is an underground structure designed to collect and disperse excess water from downspouts or other sources, directing it into the subsoil.

Of course! out team has the experience and the expertise to properly waterproof your investment for years to come.

The moment we receive the Ok, the deposit and signed proposal/contract,  automatically your project will  get into our system and get schedule ASAP.