Licensed & insured New Jersey contractor

Basement Waterproofing in New Jersey

Stop recurring leaks, dampness and foundation cracks with basement waterproofing in NJ that's built around your home.

  • Free inspection and estimate, no pressure
  • Our own crews, never subcontractors
  • 30-year limited, transferable warranty on interior French drain systems

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Tell us what's going on and we'll call you back to set up a free inspection.

30-YearLimited, transferable drain warranty
Own CrewsNever subcontractors
Free EstimatesNo pressure
Licensed & InsuredNJ HIC #13VH06363800
What we do

A complete approach to a dry basement and a strong foundation

Every service your basement may need, from one local company with its own crews.

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Basement Waterproofing

Recurring seepage can damage finishes and stored belongings. We bring the drainage path, sump pit and discharge together as one planned system instead of treating each wet spot alone.

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Interior French Drains

Our specialty. Perforated pipe and washed stone below the floor catch groundwater along the foundation, with no digging around the outside of your home.

French drain installation
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Sump Pump Installation

A pump sized for the job, with a sealed pit, a check valve and a discharge line that moves the water away from your house.

Sump pump installation
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Battery Backup Sump Pumps

Heavy rain and power outages can arrive together. A battery backup gives your system another way to pump when the main pump stops.

Battery backup pumps
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Mold Remediation

Stopping a leak doesn't remove the mold it left behind. We remove what can't be saved, treat the area and fix the moisture that allowed it to grow.

Mold remediation in NJ
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Foundation Crack Repair

Leaking or widening cracks need to be sealed. We repair the crack and deal with the water pressure behind the wall.

Foundation crack repair
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Structural Reinforcement

Walls that bow or lean need a proper assessment first. We tell you plainly what the wall needs and when an engineer should take a look.

Structural reinforcement
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Crawl Space Encapsulation

Exposed soil keeps feeding moisture under your floors. A sealed vapor barrier covers it, with drainage added where water needs to be managed first.

Crawl space encapsulation
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Basement Humidity Control

Even after leaks are fixed, basement air can stay damp. Humidex ventilation helps manage the moisture that's left, with no buckets to empty.

Basement dehumidification
Why it matters

A drier, healthier basement starts here

A dry basement gives you more usable space and helps create a healthier home. Keeping moisture under control helps prevent mold, and managing groundwater reduces the water pressure against your foundation walls.

Most wet basements in New Jersey come down to water in the ground. Clay soil, high water tables and older block foundations give it plenty of ways in. See the EPA's guide to moisture in the home for why it matters.

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How water gets into your basement Basement cross-section: loose backfill soil around the foundation, underground water veins, a false water table, undisturbed soil and the water table below. Hydrostatic pressure pushes water in through window well leaks, water seeping through the cinder block wall, wall cracks, the floor-wall joint and floor cracks. Window well leaks Water seeps through the wall Wall cracks Floor-wall joint Floor cracks Floor joist Poured concrete wall Cinder block wall Basement floor Footer Footer Loose backfill ~10 ft around foundation Underground water veins False water table Undisturbed soil Undisturbed soil Water rises & wraps around the foundation Hydrostatic pressure Water table Effective Basement Solutions
How it works

Three simple steps to a dry basement

1

Find the cause

During your free inspection, we look at where water enters, when it appears and what's already in place to manage it.

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Understand the repair

We explain what we found and what we recommend. You can review the work, ask questions and decide how to proceed.

3

Know what comes next

Before we start, we go over access, the work area and cleanup, along with the system and its warranty terms.

Before and after

From wet walls to a dry, usable basement

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Illustration of the possibilities after waterproofing and renovation.
Why choose us

A local basement waterproofing contractor in NJ

We're based in Clark, and basement waterproofing in NJ is what we do.

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Our own crews

No subcontractors, ever. The company that quotes your job is the company that does it. About us.

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A warranty that transfers

Our interior French drain systems come with a 30-year limited, transferable warranty that can go to the next owner.

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Licensed and insured

NJ Home Improvement Contractor license #13VH06363800.

Reviews

What New Jersey homeowners say

★★★★★
“These guys are the best in the business… Great work at a fair price.”
Lori, Google review
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“I haven't seen any water ever since, even after heavy rain and thunder storm.”
Liwen, Google review
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“How often do you hear of a contractor who actually talks you down from doing more work than necessary…”
Ike, Google review
Find us

Effective Basement Solutions in Clark, NJ

Your local basement waterproofing company, serving homeowners across North Jersey.

  • Phone: 1-800-957-0075
  • Hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, Saturday 8am to 12pm

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Tell us what's going on in your basement and we'll give you a straight answer.

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Questions

Basement waterproofing questions

Who should I call for water in my basement?

Call a basement waterproofing contractor who will find where the water is coming from before recommending a fix. We inspect for free. Call 1-800-957-0075.

Is basement waterproofing worth it?

If water keeps coming back, yes. A dry basement protects your belongings and finishes, gives you usable space and helps keep mold from taking hold.

What's the most effective way to waterproof a basement?

It depends on where the water enters. For water at the floor-wall joint, an interior French drain with a sump pump is usually the most direct fix.

Do you dig up the yard?

No. The interior systems we install are done from inside your basement, so your yard and landscaping stay untouched.

Do you waterproof finished basements?

Yes. We open only what's needed along the walls that take on water. Tell us about finished walls and flooring during the inspection.

Is the warranty transferable?

Yes. Our interior French drain systems come with a 30-year limited, transferable warranty, so it can go to the next owner if you sell.

How much does basement waterproofing cost?

It depends on the problem and the system your basement needs. We give you a free estimate after we see it.

What areas of New Jersey do you serve?

We work in Union, Essex, Morris, Somerset, Middlesex and Bergen counties. Call us if you don't see your town listed.

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