Basement waterproofing systems
Interior drainage, sump systems and the wall and floor work that goes with them carry a lifetime warranty. If water gets back in through a system we installed, you call us and we come back.
Lifetime
Transferable Warranty
Transferable Warranty
We build it, and we stand behind it for good.
A waterproofing warranty is only worth what happens when water comes back. Ours is for the life of the home, it goes with the house when you sell, and it is honoured by the same people who did the work — not a warranty company on the other end of a claim form.
What the stamp means
Three words, three promises
Lifetime
For as long as the house stands, not for a year or for as long as you own it. A system that is sized and installed correctly should never need the warranty — and if it does, that is on us.
Transferable
The coverage belongs to the house. When you sell, the buyer inherits it, and a documented lifetime waterproofing warranty is one of the few basement facts that helps a listing instead of hurting it.
Warranty
You call the Lancaster office, and we come back and put it right. No adjusters, no third party, no arguing about whose fault the rain was.
What is covered
By the kind of work
Foundation repair
Structural repairs — piers, wall anchors, carbon fiber — are warrantied for the life of the home on the repair itself, once the drainage that caused the movement has been corrected with it.
Crawl space repair and encapsulation
The liner, the sealing and the structural work under the house carry the same lifetime warranty. Encapsulation liners are warrantied against failure, not against a homeowner cutting through them.
Drainage, finishing and everything else
Exterior drainage, grading, and the shell work behind a finished basement carry a workmanship warranty, and a finished basement is warrantied on both the water and the build.
The written warranty you sign with your estimate is the governing document — this page is the plain-English version of it. Ask Josh for a copy before you sign anything, and ask for the transfer letter when you list the house.
Questions
Is the warranty really for the life of the home?
Yes. Our waterproofing systems carry a lifetime warranty, and it transfers with the house when you sell — which matters more than most homeowners realize at closing time.
What does "transferable" actually mean?
The warranty is on the house, not on you. When you sell, the buyer gets the same coverage on the same system. Ask us for the transfer letter before closing and it goes in the disclosure packet with the rest of the paperwork.
What if it floods again after you are done?
You call us and we come back. That is what the warranty is for, and it is why we would rather size the system correctly the first time than win a job on price.
Is there a wet-season check-in?
On waterproofing jobs, yes. The first spring thaw after the install is when a system proves itself, and we would rather look at it then than hear about it later.
Want it in writing before you decide?
The estimate is free, and the warranty terms come with it.