Basement Waterproofing Midland

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Waterproofing Experts

Welcome to Aquamaster Basement Waterproofing Midland. Since 2009 our team has been helping homeowners in Midland, Pannetaguishene, Port McNicoll and the surrounding area repair basement leaks and repair foundations. Our team has experience & expertise to deliver basement waterproofing solutions of any difficulty for commercial and residential properties.
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Basement Waterproofing Midland, When you Need It

When you need basement waterproofing in Midland and surrounding areas, we are here to help. You should call an expert as soon as you see signs of wet basement problems, such as basement wall leaks, damp floors or walls, high humidity in your basement, damp smell, peeling paint etc.
The team at Aquamaster Basement Waterproofing can assist with basement leak detection and repair for commercial and residential properties of any difficulty.
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Cost in Midland

Basement Waterproofing Cost

The average basement waterproofing cost in Midland is $88 per linear foot. With that said, the cost of waterproofing can range from $70-350/linear foot depending on the specifics of your basement waterproofing project – the size of your property, ease of access to the foundation, the extent of the foundation damage, etc.
Flexible Waterproofing Services

Aquamaster – Leading Basement Waterproofing Midland and Beyond

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Flexible financing options, quality workmanship and a wide range of services has allowed Aquamaster to win the Best of Basement Waterproofing Services Award three years in a row. Our team can design a solution of any difficulty to repair and prevent basement leaks, damp or wet basements.
Interior waterproofing is a method used to prevent water from entering the interior of a building. It involves applying a waterproofing sealant or membrane to the interior walls or floors of a structure. This helps to create a barrier that prevents water from penetrating the walls and causing damage. Interior waterproofing can also involve installing drainage systems or sump pumps to redirect water away from the interior of the building. Overall, interior waterproofing is an effective way to protect a building from water damage and maintain a dry and safe interior environment.
Interior Waterproofing Cost – $70-$350/linear foot
Exterior waterproofing is a technique used to prevent water from penetrating the exterior walls and foundation of a building. It involves applying a waterproof coating or membrane to the outside surfaces of a structure. This helps to create a barrier that keeps water out and protects the building from moisture-related issues such as leaks, mold, and structural damage.
Exterior Waterproofing Cost – $100-$300/linear foot
Basement underpinning is a structural enhancement technique for a building’s foundation. It involves excavating parts of the existing foundation and constructing a new, stronger foundation underneath. The main purpose of underpinning is to increase the depth or load-bearing capacity of a basement, whether for rectifying structural issues or for basement conversion needs.
Basement Underpinning Cost – $85-$450 per linear foot
A sump pump is required to prevent water buildup in your basement or crawlspace that can result from heavy rains or melting snow. It automatically removes the water and directs it away from your home, protecting it from water damage. It also helps prevent mold and mildew by reducing humidity levels.
Sump Pump Installation Cost – $500-$3,600
Foundation crack repair begins with an inspection to identify the extent and cause of the damage. Then, the cracks are filled either externally or internally using sealants, epoxies or resins to prevent water penetration and further deterioration. The aim of this process is to restore the structural integrity of the foundation, prevent future damage and safeguard the building from potential foundation-shift, or water damage.
Foundation Crack Repair Cost – $1,500-$3,200
A backwater valve is a device installed in a sewer line in the basement or underneath your home to prevent sewage in an overloaded or blocked city sewer line from backing up into your home. The valve contains a flap that allows water to exit the home, but closes if water or sewage flows back toward the house. This mechanism can help prevent significant property damage, especially during heavy rainfalls where city sewers can become overwhelmed.
Window wells are structures that are constructed around basement windows to allow more light into your basement and provide an emergency escape route. They prevent soil and water from getting into the windows, while their specially designed shape and gravel base facilitate proper water drainage. Therefore, window wells are crucial for protecting your basement from potential water damage and for ensuring the safety of your home’s occupants.
Window Well Installation Cost – $1,600-$4,000
Basement leak detection involves identifying the source and severity of water leaks in your basement, often caused by cracks in the walls, floors or windows. This process can utilize various methods, such as visual inspections, humidity measurements, or more advanced techniques like infrared imaging or ultrasonic equipment. Detecting and addressing leaks promptly is critical to avoiding extensive water damage, mold growth, and structural issues in your basement.
Crawlspace encapsulation is a process where a polyethylene barrier is added to cover the floor, walls, and often the ceiling of a crawlspace to block moisture from the ground and air. This effectively seals off the crawlspace from sources of dampness to control humidity levels and prevent the growth of mold and mildew. In addition to improving indoor air quality and preventing damage to the home’s structural elements, encapsulation can also enhance energy efficiency.
Basement plumbing rough-ins refer to the initial stage of installing plumbing systems into a basement, where pipes and fittings are laid out but not fully connected. This process includes installing supply and drain pipes and “roughing in” fixtures like sinks, toilets, or showers, which entails setting up their basic plumbing connections. Basement plumbing rough-ins are crucial during construction or renovation, as they set the groundwork for the final installation of plumbing fixtures.
A weeping tile is a porous pipe used for underground drainage. The pipe’s small slits allow water in, helping to collect and direct excess groundwater away from the foundation of a property, preventing water damage and moisture accumulation. While the term “tile” is used, modern weeping tiles are typically made of plastic or PVC.
A basement walkout is a construction feature that allows direct access from a basement or lower level of a building to the outside, usually at ground level or slightly below. It’s commonly found in buildings that are built into a slope or hillside, where one side of the building has a portion of its basement exposed due to the natural elevation change. An excellent way to convert your basement in a more usable space or maybe even into a rental unit
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Waterproofing Products Midland

Basement Waterproofing Materials we Use

Materials paly a crucial role in the quality of basement waterproofing services. That’s why our team pays extra attention to the materials we use and their combinations.
Our top choices include, but are not limited to Aqua Bloc 770-06 liquid waterproofing membranes, DMX Drain, Delta MS Air Gap, quality 3/4 inch limestone gravel, Bakor 990-06 yellow Jacket Fibre Mesh, and many other materials are among the ones always used by Aquamaster Basement Waterproofing.

Materials, and quality workmanship allow us to deliver the ultimate signature of success – the 25-year warranty

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Frequently asked questions

Foundation cracks can be caused by a variety of factors, including:

  1. Soil movement: The soil beneath a building can shift and settle over time, causing the foundation to crack or shift. This is often due to changes in moisture content, temperature, or soil compaction.

  2. Water damage: Water can cause foundation cracks by exerting pressure on the foundation walls or by weakening the soil beneath the foundation. This can be caused by heavy rainfall, flooding, or a high water table.

  3. Poor construction practices: If the foundation was not properly constructed or reinforced, it may be more susceptible to cracking or shifting over time.

  4. Natural disasters: Earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters can cause foundation damage due to the forces exerted on the building.

  5. Tree roots: Large trees planted too close to a building can cause foundation cracks by drawing moisture from the soil and causing it to shrink and shift.

Overall, foundation cracks can be caused by a wide range of factors, and it is important to identify the cause of the crack in order to determine the appropriate repair method.

Basement leak detection typically involves a combination of visual inspection and the use of specialized equipment to identify the source of the leak. Some common methods of basement leak detection include:

  1. Visual inspection – a basement waterproofing contractor will inspect the interior and exterior of the building for signs of water damage, such as water stains, mold growth, or damp spots.

  2. Water testing – a contractor may perform a water test by spraying water around the exterior of the building and monitoring for signs of water penetration.

  3. Moisture meters: Moisture meters can be used to detect moisture levels in walls, floors, and other surfaces. High levels of moisture can indicate the presence of a leak.

  4. Infrared cameras: Infrared cameras can be used to detect temperature changes in walls and floors, which can indicate the presence of water.

Once the source of the basement leak is detected, the contractor can determine the appropriate repair method, which may involve injecting the basement wall or floor crack with epoxy solution, waterproofing the basement walls or installing a sump pump or other drainage system to prevent water from entering the basement in the future or to manage the water that has already made it into your basement.

Basement waterproofing can take anywhere from a couple of hours to weeks. This depends on the specific basement waterproofing solution you need. A simple foundation crack repair (by injecting an epoxy solution) can take a couple of hours, but if your project involves full-scale basement waterproofing, excavation, weeping tile installation and other services then our services are likely to take days or even weeks. Talk to basement waterproofing contractors today to get an estimate.

Why Choose Aquamaster for Waterproofing?

Here's why 3,000+ customers across the GTA choose Aquamaster Waterproofing:

Comprehensive
Warranty
Coverage

We offer a fully transferable, 25-year warranty on work, materials, and labour.

Emergency
Services

We have a team available 24 hours a day, ready to handle your emergency plumbing or waterproofing needs.

Licensed
and Insured

Our team is fully licensed and insured to provide waterproofing, plumbing, underpinning, and concrete services.

Excellent
Price

 All our first-time customers get 10% off their first service.

Industry
Expertise

Aquamaster Waterproofing has been in business since 2009. With our decades of expertise, you can rest assured your project is in the right hands.

Proudly Serving
South Ontario

We are your neighbour and understand the specific waterproofing needs of properties in the GTA.

Best
Materials

 Our goal is to provide you with the best possible service, so we only use top-tier materials to make it happen.

Peace
of Mind

Our team of professionals carefully plans everything, from consultation to project completion, to give you peace of mind.

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Waterproofing and Leak Repair Process

Initial Consultation

Reach out to one of our certified experts for a personalized consultation. We’ll evaluate your needs and recommend the most effective solution for your waterproofing or leak repair project.

Contract Signing

Once we’ve tailored a plan to meet your requirements, we’ll formalize it with a clear contract that outlines every aspect of your project to ensure transparency.

Work Completion and Warranty

Our skilled contractors will complete the job, and you’ll enjoy peace of mind with our 25-year transferrable warranty.