When you see water on your basement floor or walls, it may not be easy to tell where the water is coming from. Even if the water seems to be coming from the floor, there are many other places it could be entering from. Water tends to take the path of least resistance, meaning that the water in your basement isn’t usually coming directly through the floor.
The five most common sources of basement leaks are the cove joint, windows, wall cracks, floor cracks, and over the top of the foundation. In each of these instances, the water that seeps in originates from run-off seeping into the ground and eventually finding its way into your basement. This means that once water has gotten into your home this way it will likely enter your home again from the same exact spot. Our team of trained experts are able to pinpoint these problems and provide you with the best solution to waterproof your basement.