Basement water damage is probably among the most common problems that affect more than just the walls. It can extend to flooring and storage units, and make the basement less functional if left unchecked. Taking time to pick the right waterproofing method can keep your home safe and save money used for repairs. While this depends on your home’s specific conditions and not what is the cheapest or most common option. Below are five factors that should shape your decision. Identify Where the Water is Coming From You need to know where and how much water is getting into the basement before you start any waterproofing project. Treating the basement without closing the source invites the same problem every rainy season. Water commonly enters through foundation wall cracks, the joint where the floor meets the wall, and through floor seepage. However, the real source is mostly outside. Poor water flow…
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