1. Exterior Waterproofing

✅ Exterior Waterproof Membranes – Applied to the foundation walls to block water infiltration.

✅ Cementitious Waterproofing – A cement-based coating used for concrete walls and foundations.

✅ Bituminous (Asphalt-Based) Coatings – A durable, tar-like material that creates a water-resistant barrier.

✅ Polyurethane Liquid Membrane – A flexible coating that seals cracks and prevents leaks.

✅ Exterior French Drains – Trenches filled with gravel and a perforated pipe to direct water away from the foundation.

✅ Gutter & Downspout Extensions – Proper drainage systems that channel rainwater away from the house.

✅ Grading & Landscaping Solutions – Ensuring the yard slopes away from the home to prevent pooling water.

2. Interior Waterproofing

✅ Interior French Drains – Installed around the basement perimeter to collect and redirect water to a sump pump.

✅ Sump Pumps – Pumps that remove accumulated water from the basement and discharge it outside.

✅ Waterproof Paint & Sealants – Coatings applied to basement walls to prevent minor moisture penetration.

✅ Epoxy & Urethane Crack Injections – Seals cracks in basement walls and floors to prevent leaks.

✅ Interior Drain Tile Systems – A network of pipes installed under the basement floor to channel water away.

✅ Dehumidifiers & Ventilation Systems – Reduces humidity levels and prevents condensation buildup.

Which Waterproofing Option Is Best?

• Exterior waterproofing is best for preventing water problems before they start but is more expensive.

• Interior waterproofing is a good solution if water has already infiltrated the basement.

• A combination of both is often the most effective approach for long-term protection.