Waterproofing Service in Marietta, GA, and Surrounding Areas

Stopping water before it ever reaches the inside of your home is the whole idea behind exterior foundation waterproofing, and that's the work we do best. Our team excavates down to the foundation wall, applies waterproof membranes and coatings, repairs any active leaks we uncover, and improves the drainage so rainwater heads away from the house.

Whether your basement is finished with drywall and carpet or still bare block and concrete, we've got a basement waterproofing approach that fits. Interior drain systems, leak repair, moisture control, and sump pump integration all work together to manage water and route it back out where it belongs.

Cracks, bowing walls, and shifting soil tend to show up together, so our foundation repair work always starts with a real inspection before anybody picks a fix. From there, we handle crack repair and injections, can install carbon fiber straps and stitching to reinforce walls under pressure, or stabilize walls that have started to bow inward.

That musty smell drifting up through your floors usually traces back to a damp, dirt-floored crawl space that nobody wants to visit. Our crawl space repair and encapsulation work seals the whole area off with a vapor barrier, adds drain systems and a dehumidifier to control moisture, and includes fungicide treatments and vent fan installation when the situation calls for it.

A soggy patch of lawn that never seems to dry out is telling you something about where the rain is going. Our French drains and yard drainage services move that water somewhere useful using buried drain lines, regrading to fill low spots and redirect runoff, longer downspout and drain pipe extensions, and driveway drains where a hard surface is dumping water in the wrong direction.

Some basements and crawl spaces sit low enough that gravity can't move water out on its own, and a pump takes over from there. Our sump pump installation work covers new units and replacements for pumps that have given up, tied into your existing drainage so everything works as one system. We'll also talk through backup pump options if losing power during a storm is a concern, since that's exactly when you need the thing running.

A house that's settling on one side gives you plenty of hints, like stair-step cracks in the brick and doors that suddenly stick. Our foundation stabilization work addresses the cause with helical pier installation, settlement repair and lifting, structural support, and load-bearing reinforcement on existing structures.

Furniture that rocks, doors that swing open on their own, and a spot in the hallway that gives a little when you step on it all point downward. Our floor leveling and structural repairs fix the support underneath through floor jacking, new crawl space support systems, beam reinforcement, and repair or replacement of joists that have softened up.