Basement Waterproofing Operations

When installing the waterproofing system with specialized equipment the floor is properly cleaned along the outside walls and the DRY UP system is adhered to the wet basement floor, preventing water seepage from passing out onto the dry basement floor. The water, from the basement leaking, is quietly channeled to a sump pump and then the leaking water seepage is discharged from the waterproofed basement. A leaking wall waterproofed permanently, with the DRY UP system, is designed to look like a baseboard. Over the last 40 years, we have corrected thousands of basement leak problems with a permanent remedy for the seeping, leaking and disgustingly wet basement water problems, making them DRY and comfortable.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a DRY basement? Then choose to waterproof your basement with a contractor of integrity and experience.
 

 Finished Basement Walls

The waterproofing system can also be installed in finished basements. The finished basement wall is fastened securely to the basement concrete wall and the bottom portion is cut off and removed, so water seepage will not wick up the wall. The DRY UP waterproofing system is designed to look like a finished baseboard and can be painted with an oil-base paint to match the décor of any room. Many people are surprised to discover that the DRY UP system is not just a common baseboard, but a water control system that acts as a channel system, controlling the leaking water and eliminates the moisture causing a wet basement. After 40 years of experience we can say, the waterproofing the DRY UP way really does work. You can say good by to the leaks in your wet and damp basement. Homeowners tell us they like the way it blends in and looks good. It also adds more comfortable living space to your home by eliminating your wet basement.

DRY UP Basement
Waterproofing System
on Unfinished Wall