Mainland Nova Scotia

Water finds
every way in.
We close them.

Basement waterproofing, foundation crack repair, and drainage, diagnosed properly, installed by our own crews, and backed by a warranty that transfers with your home.

  • Free on-site assessment
  • Transferable lifetime warranty
  • Written quote before any work starts
  • Fully insured, WCB covered
Cross-section of a waterproofed foundation A technical diagram showing, left to right: saturated soil with a water table pressing against the foundation under hydrostatic pressure, weeping tile bedded in washed drainage stone beside the footing, the foundation wall with a waterproofing membrane and dimpled drainage board on its exterior face, and the dry basement slab inside. The grade line marks ground level across the top. GRADE 0′ 0″ WEEPING TILE HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE −7′ 6″ SLAB DRY BASEMENT

How it goes

Four steps, no surprises.

  1. 01

    You call or write

    Tell us what you are seeing. If water is coming in right now, say so. Those calls go to the front of the queue.

  2. 02

    We come and look

    We walk the basement and the exterior grade and find where the water is entering and why. Free, and no obligation.

  3. 03

    You get it in writing

    A plain-language diagnosis and a firm quote. If a cheaper fix will solve it, that is what we quote.

  4. 04

    We do the work

    Our crews, to spec, with the site protected. We flood-test the system and register your lifetime warranty.

Our work

Real basements, real diagnoses.

All projects
Cross-section of a waterproofed foundation A technical diagram showing, left to right: saturated soil with a water table pressing against the foundation under hydrostatic pressure, weeping tile bedded in washed drainage stone beside the footing, the foundation wall with a waterproofing membrane and dimpled drainage board on its exterior face, and the dry basement slab inside. The grade line marks ground level across the top. GRADE 0′ 0″ WEEPING TILE HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE −7′ 6″ SLAB DRY BASEMENT
Bedford

Exterior Membrane on the Uphill Wall, Bedford

A sloped Bedford lot delivering groundwater to one elevation: treated on that wall only, at a fraction of a full-perimeter cost.

poured concrete
Cross-section of a waterproofed foundation A technical diagram showing, left to right: saturated soil with a water table pressing against the foundation under hydrostatic pressure, weeping tile bedded in washed drainage stone beside the footing, the foundation wall with a waterproofing membrane and dimpled drainage board on its exterior face, and the dry basement slab inside. The grade line marks ground level across the top. GRADE 0′ 0″ WEEPING TILE HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE −7′ 6″ SLAB DRY BASEMENT
Halifax

Century Home Stone Foundation, Halifax North End

A 1912 stone foundation weeping along its mortar joints, dried by exterior drainage and repointing rather than injection.

stone
Cross-section of a waterproofed foundation A technical diagram showing, left to right: saturated soil with a water table pressing against the foundation under hydrostatic pressure, weeping tile bedded in washed drainage stone beside the footing, the foundation wall with a waterproofing membrane and dimpled drainage board on its exterior face, and the dry basement slab inside. The grade line marks ground level across the top. GRADE 0′ 0″ WEEPING TILE HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE −7′ 6″ SLAB DRY BASEMENT
Dartmouth

Interior Perimeter Drainage, Dartmouth

A split-entry taking water at the floor-wall joint every spring, resolved with a full interior system and battery-backed pump.

poured concrete

Where we work

Across mainland Nova Scotia.

Every part of this province gives basements a different problem. Peninsula Halifax has stone foundations on shallow bedrock. Truro has Fundy tides and heavy clay. Sackville sits in a valley that collects everything.

We work in all of it, and the diagnosis accounts for where you are.

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Common questions

Before you call.

More detail on every service page, and a full FAQ covering cost, timing, warranty and what happens on the day.

How much does it cost to fix a wet basement in Nova Scotia?

It depends entirely on why it is wet. A single crack injection is a few hundred dollars. A full interior perimeter drainage system with a sump pump runs into the thousands depending on linear footage. Exterior excavation and membrane is the most involved and prices by wall length and depth. The assessment is free and produces a firm written quote, so you will know the number before you commit to anything.

Do you charge for the assessment?

No. We come out, walk the basement and the exterior grade, diagnose where the water is entering and why, and give you a written quote. There is no charge and no obligation. If the honest answer is that you do not need us, that extending your downspouts would solve it, then that is the answer you will get.

What does the lifetime warranty actually cover?

Our waterproofing work carries a transferable lifetime warranty. If water returns through an area we treated, we come back and make it right at no charge. It transfers with the property, so it passes to the next owner when you sell, which means your realtor can put it in writing during a sale.

How quickly can you come out?

For active flooding we prioritise the call and get there as fast as we can. For planned work, assessments are usually booked within a few days. Spring is our busiest season by a wide margin, so if you are thinking about work for the year, booking in winter gets you a better date.

Do you use your own crews or subcontractors?

Our own crews, on every job. Foundation work has details that decide whether a system lasts thirty years or five: excavating beside a footing rather than under it, wrapping stone in filter fabric, sealing form-tie holes. Those get done when the person doing them is accountable for the warranty.

Find out what’s
actually wrong.

A free on-site assessment, a plain-language diagnosis, and a written quote. If the fix is cheaper than you feared, we’ll tell you that too.

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