4.9 Stars From 312+ Homeowners

Water came in along the back wall every spring since we bought the house. They put a drain in under the slab and a sump with a battery backup. First heavy rain after that I went down with a flashlight expecting the worst. Floor was dry.

Our block wall had a crack running sideways and a bow you could see from the stairs. They pulled a string line, showed me the number, and fitted carbon fiber straps. The straps sit flat so we can still finish the room. Nobody pushed us to do more than we needed.

Half a day, two cracks filled, and the wall was ready to paint before they left. Another company had quoted me full perimeter drainage. This cost a fraction of that and it has stayed dry through two big storms.

The musty smell upstairs had bothered me for years. It was gone about three days after the liner went down. The humidity reading went from 74% to 48%, and our Dominion bill came down over winter, which I honestly was not expecting.

We sit over a high water table, so the pump runs even on dry weeks. They explained why instead of just selling me a bigger one. Everything stays dry now and the pit is clean. The crew swept the floor every evening before they left.

The kitchen floor bounced every time you walked across it. Three joist ends had rotted where they sit on the sill. They doubled them up and set steel posts underneath. The floor is solid now and two doors that used to stick close properly again.

They spent about forty minutes here and told me the problem was the ground slope and a downspout dumping right at the wall. Showed me how to fix it myself for almost nothing. No charge, and no attempt to sell me a system I did not need.

The work is solid and the basement is dry. I am knocking a star off because the start date moved twice during the April rush. They did call ahead both times and took something off the final bill for the delay.

Stair-step cracks in one corner that kept opening a little wider each year. The footing had settled. They put piers in and wrote the before and after measurements on the paperwork. When we sold in the summer, the buyer inspector had nothing to say about it.

One crack, one afternoon, done. What sold me was that the man who quoted the job stood on site while the work happened. Easy to reach, and straight with me about what it would cost before anything started.

A 1920s house with a stone foundation nobody had ever touched. They worked right through February, which surprised me. Boards down the stairs, doorway taped off, vacuumed at the end of every day. My wife was more impressed by that than by the drainage.

Our pipes froze under the floor two winters running. They sealed the vents, laid the liner and added a dehumidifier. No frozen pipes last winter and the floors are warmer. Best money we have spent on this house so far.