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Exterior Waterproofing
Exterior Waterproofing
Exterior Waterproofing
This is one of the best waterproofing solutions used to fix basement leaks and the most common way to complete a basement foundation repair. By performing an exterior waterproof method, you are ensuring that you are preventing the water problem at the source by stopping and deflecting water from off your foundation and into your new or existing drainage system. Exterior waterproofing benefits
- Reduces the moisture in a basement
- Increase your property value
- Strengthens the foundation of your home
Interior Waterproofing
Exterior Waterproofing
Exterior Waterproofing
Another option to repair your basement leaks is from the inside of your home.This is a waterproofing solution that will help take care of hydrostatic pressure that can build up and cause a wet basement. interior waterproofing may be the best option for you due to these reasons:
- The area cannot be addressed from the exterior due to confined space or no access.
- The water problem is not a foundation leak but a hydrostatic pressure problem, which means the groundwater under the concrete slab raises up and down and causes the water to penetrate through the basement slab or where the wall meets the floor.
Concrete Slabs/Walkways
A great way to improve the value of your house with little to no maintenance. There are very few materials that can match the durability of concrete. Whether you are looking for new steps, sidewalks, walkways, curbs, patios, or even basement floors, concrete can do it all!
Basement Entrance
A basement renovation can be an excellent investment and a great way of earning extra income and increasing the property value. A separate entrance is great way to add a private space for friends or family as well as giving you the freedom to rent out while still keeping your privacy in your own home.
Underpinning/Bench Footing
This process requires us to excavate down to the footing of your house and pour a new concrete footing/bench at the desired height to maximize the height of your ceilings all while strengthening the base of your foundation walls. In many older homes, the basement was never meant to be a living space with low ceilings and exposed ductwork reducing the amount of headroom. Basement lowering will go a long way to expand your living space and will increase the value of your house.
Foundations/Laneway homes
Slab-on-grade foundations for laneway homes involve the direct placement of a concrete slab at ground level or just above, serving as both the structural foundation and the floor of the building. This method eliminates the need for a traditional basement or crawl space. The process typically includes site preparation, installation of a vapor barrier to prevent moisture penetration, placement of a layer of rigid insulation for thermal control, reinforcing steel mesh to add strength, and finally pouring and finishing the concrete slab. This cost-effective foundation type offers simplicity in construction and is well-suited for smaller structures like laneway homes.