Capture seepage before it reaches your basement floor
Water entering a basement usually travels along the floor-wall joint, the point where the foundation wall meets the slab. A perimeter drainage system intercepts it right there, channeling it to a sump pump instead of letting it spread across the finished or unfinished floor.
Common problems we solve
- Water tracking along the floor-wall joint after rain
- No existing path for seepage to drain to a pump
- Water spreading across the floor before reaching a drain
- A finished basement at risk without a drainage system in place
Benefits of a properly designed solution
Intercepts at the floor-wall joint
Catches water at its most common entry point before it spreads.
Routes to a sized sump pump
Collected water is discharged well away from the foundation.
Low-profile channel
Installed along the perimeter without significantly reducing floor space.
Protects finished basements
A functioning drainage system is essential insurance for any basement with flooring or drywall.
Our four-step process
- Inspect: Document moisture, drainage, structure, and site conditions.
- Explain: Review findings with photos and straightforward priorities.
- Install: Complete the agreed scope with careful home protection.
- Verify: Test components, clean the work area, and complete a walkthrough.