Residential
Basement Waterproofing
Basement waterproofing protects your home by stopping water intrusion at its source and managing moisture around the foundation. Depending on your basement’s conditions, this may include interior drainage, sump pumps, exterior waterproofing, sealants, or wall stabilization.
Crawl Space Repair
Crawl space repair focuses on eliminating moisture, stabilizing the structure, and creating a clean, healthy space beneath your home. This can include drainage improvements, vapor barriers, dehumidification, wood repair, and encapsulation to stop humidity and mold from forming.
Interior/Exterior Drainage Systems
Interior/Exterior Drainage Systems
Interior/Exterior Drainage Systems
Every home handles water differently, so we design drainage solutions based on how moisture is moving around your foundation. Exterior systems redirect water away before it reaches the structure, using grading, downspout extensions, or perimeter drains. Interior systems manage water that reaches the foundation by capturing it along the inside footing and directing it to a sump pump for safe removal.
Wall Stabilization
Interior/Exterior Drainage Systems
Interior/Exterior Drainage Systems
Carbon fiber straps are a strong, low-profile solution used to stabilize bowing or cracked foundation walls. Once bonded to the wall with structural epoxy, the straps create a high-strength reinforcement that prevents further movement without the need for bulky steel beams or major excavation.
Commercial
Fluid Applied Sheet/Waterproofing Systems
Fluid Applied Sheet/Waterproofing Systems
Fluid Applied Sheet/Waterproofing Systems
Sheet membranes are pre-made barriers that are applied in layers and sealed at the seams. They provide strong protection but require precise installation to ensure every joint is tight. Fluid-applied systems are liquid coatings that are sprayed or rolled on, forming a seamless, fully bonded membrane. This makes them ideal for tricky areas, corners, and irregular surfaces where sheets can be harder to apply.
Air/Water Barriers
Fluid Applied Sheet/Waterproofing Systems
Fluid Applied Sheet/Waterproofing Systems
Air and water barriers help control moisture and airflow throughout a structure. These systems are applied to the exterior walls to prevent water intrusion while also reducing drafts, improving energy efficiency, and protecting the building envelope. Whether using sheet or fluid-applied products, we install the barrier that best fits your project to ensure a tighter, more durable structure.
Deck Coatings
Fluid Applied Sheet/Waterproofing Systems
Joint Sealants
Deck coatings create a durable, protective layer over concrete or wood surfaces, sealing out water while adding slip resistance and long-term wear protection. These systems are ideal for balconies, walkways, and rooftop decks, helping prevent cracks, leaks, and surface deterioration.
Joint Sealants
Expansion Joint Systems
Joint Sealants
Joint sealants are flexible materials used to fill gaps and joints in concrete, masonry, and other building surfaces. They allow the structure to move without letting water in, preventing leaks, cracks, and deterioration over time. We use high-performance sealants designed for long-term flexibility and adhesion, ensuring clean, watertight joints throughout your project.
Expansion Joint Systems
Expansion Joint Systems
Expansion Joint Systems
Expansion joint systems are designed to absorb movement in a building caused by temperature changes, settling, or vibration. These systems create a protected, watertight gap that allows the structure to expand and contract without causing cracks or leaks.
Concrete Sealers
Expansion Joint Systems
Expansion Joint Systems
Concrete sealers penetrate or coat the surface to protect against water, stains, and surface wear. They help extend the life of concrete by reducing cracking, moisture intrusion, and damage from freeze–thaw cycles.