Nobody likes a wet basement. You can do some waterproofing yourself, but if you've got a severe water problem, your best bet is to call in a pro.

How to Waterproof Your Basement To get the most use out of your basement, it’s important that the space stays dry. By Joseph Truini Published: Oct 12, 2020 11:44 AM EDT ...

Dave Thompson talks to ciLiving host, Jaclyn Friedlander about Woods Basement Systems and what they offer Woods Basement ...

Basement waterproofing is no joke. Whether it's a soaked finished basement, or an unfinished basement with persistent leaks, water in the basement presents an immediate and stressful problem. You ...

Among basement waterproofing contractors, big differences exist in the quality of advice provided. Checkbook found that different companies may propose drastically different — and in some cases ...

Basement waterproofing is no joke. Whether it’s a soaked finished basement, or an unfinished basement with persistent leaks, water in the basement presents an immediate and stressful problem.

Jennifer F from Toronto Canada writes: Hi Mike, My husband and I live in a 90-ish year old house with a sometimes leaky unfinished basement. It hasn't leaked since we re-routed our eave downspouts ...

Or you can have a roofer do all of this work - because working on a wet (and often slippery) roof is a little more perilous than tackling a wet basement. It's important to differentiate between ...

This pressure can have serious implications for your basement waterproofing ... While it may seem odd to look up to deal with a problem involving your basement, guttering is vital. Your roof ...