Wet Basement
Problems & Solutions
Wet basement problems? Explore a range of effective solutions to provide long-lasting remedies for common problems, ensuring that your basement remains dry and safe.
Cracks In Poured Concrete Foundation Wall
Treat with polyurethane resin injection from the interior to seal and strengthen the wall.
Water seeping through block foundation wall
Install internal weeping tile system or perform an external excavation and waterproofing.
Water is leaking in under my basement window
Install a vertical drain and ensure an adequate window well is installed.
Moisture accumulation around basement floor edges
Fit an internal weeping tile system coupled with a sump pump for efficient water removal.
Mold formation on baseboards or drywall
Remove affected drywall to diagnose the root issue and dispose of damaged wall sections. Treat the area to prevent future mold growth.
Water surfacing through floor cracks
Install an internal weeping tile system and a sump pump to direct water away from the basement.
Water intrusion at the top of the basement wall
Inspect the exterior wall to verify if the sill plate is above grade or obstructed by a deck or patio. Ensure that brick vents are positioned above grade.
Basement has a musty odor
Identify and treat the source of the moisture. Use dehumidifiers and ventilation to remove moisture from the air.
Efflorescence on the walls
Clean the affected areas and apply a waterproof sealant. For ongoing issues, consider an internal weeping tile system.
Sump pump failure
Replace or repair the sump pump. Consider installing a battery backup system for added security.
Rust on appliances or fixtures
Identify and address the source of the moisture. Consider installing a vapor barrier and adding insulation to the affected area.
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