Interior Waterproofing Services:
Let a wet basement trouble you no more! Living in a damp or wet basement is a serious health hazard and poses a grave danger to your home’s structural integrity. Moisture infusing through the walls and floors is a common problem; with an array of factors as its root cause. Waterproofing your basement is the only solution for getting rid of this excess moisture. DryShield Internal Waterproofing Services is proud to be counted among the best waterproofing contractors in Canada. Contact us to speak to our experts.
Internal Waterproofing is a method to reduce moisture in your home. This technique is used when the source of dampness is from inside the house. Interior waterproofing is an essential process to convert a dark and musty basement into a habitable space.
When should the Interior Waterproofing technique be implemented?
After thoroughly researching your building and the surrounding area, DryShield’s team of professionals will determine the appropriate method of waterproofing; in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Internal waterproofing should be adopted when;
- Accessibility to the area becomes a problem, where the exterior method cannot be implemented due to confinement or space issues.
- The hydrostatic pressure is the root cause of the situation where water enters the house, under the footing.
- Faced with an incomplete basement.
- Interior waterproofing is the most economical procedure.
- The interior floors and walls are easily accessible.
The Technique:
DryShield is the most acclaimed contractor for interior waterproofing in the Greater Toronto Area. Our primary focus is getting rid of the moisture existing in your basement. In order to accomplish this our contractors install various waterproofing barriers and make use of weeping tiles and drains. We redirect the water to a nearby sump pump, along with a trench laid with gravel and weeping tiles. Then we seal the foundation; making it water tight with a damp proof water board, and directing the moisture to a freshly improvised drainage system. Finally, concrete acts as the seal to the waterproof layer.
DryShield, with its latest advancements and smart solutions for interior waterproofing, provides our customers with unparalleled services. Our projects are provided with a 25-year transferable warranty, and we are fully insured. Call us now for a free estimate at 1-800-277-5411 or try our free online estimate tool.
FAQ
Yes, basements can be waterproofed from the inside using a drainage systems that is technically not inside the basement however underneath the floor. These systems are typically connected to a new sump pump, crack injections can also be used to stop water from penetrating though a poured foundation wall with either a foundation crack or tie rod that is leaking. Interior waterproofing helps manage water around or under the foundation floor by redirecting it to proper drainage. Internal drainage systems known as “internal waterproofing systems are best implemented to address water coming up from underneath the floor. Internal waterproofing can also be the most cost effective approach opposed to external waterproofing. So if a budget is of concern or external waterproofing is not accessible internal waterproofing is recommended. What is best solutions for waterproofing interior basement walls? For minor cracks or voids on poured foundation walls crack injections can be sufficient, however for more severe issues, installing an interior A drainage system with a sump pump and membrane on the walls is the most effective long-term solution.
Drylok is a waterproofing paint designed to resist moisture but does not address the root cause of water intrusion. If hydrostatic pressure builds up behind the walls, Drylok can eventually fail, trapping moisture and leading to mold or deterioration. A proper drainage system and professional waterproofing methods provide more reliable long-term protection.
Yes, interior waterproofing is a cost-effective solution for managing basement water issues. It prevents flooding by directing water to a sump pump or drainage system, making it a great option when exterior excavation is not feasible. However, for severe water intrusion, exterior waterproofing may be necessary for permanent protection.
Interior waterproofing costs typically range from $3,000 to $20,000, depending on the size of the basement and the method used. Crack injections cost around $500 to $1,500 per crack, A professional assessment will determine the best solution and cost.
High-quality interior waterproofing systems will last the life of the foundation with proper maintenance.
