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Manage basement water from inside

Interior Waterproofing

Interior waterproofing creates a controlled path for water that reaches the inside perimeter of a basement. It can be useful where exterior access is limited or where an interior collection system is the better fit for the property.

When it makes sense

A focused service for a specific part of the problem.

01

Basements where exterior excavation is difficult or impractical

02

Water showing near the wall-to-floor area

03

Systems that need to connect interior drainage with a sump basin

What the work may involve

Clear scope. Practical steps. No unnecessary complexity.

Identify the collection area for interior waterproofing
01

Identify the collection area

Review where water is appearing and determine the practical interior route for collection.

Create a managed path for interior waterproofing
02

Create a managed path

Install the specified interior drainage or protective components so water is directed instead of left uncontrolled.

Connect the system for interior waterproofing
03

Connect the system

Coordinate the collection route with a sump basin or other suitable outlet where the project requires it.

How it moves

From evaluation to a finished scope.

  1. Evaluate interior signs during interior waterproofing work
    01Evaluate interior signs
  2. Plan collection route during interior waterproofing work
    02Plan collection route
  3. Install water management during interior waterproofing work
    03Install water management
  4. Connect and verify flow during interior waterproofing work
    04Connect and verify flow

Connected services

Sometimes one service works better with another.

Interior Waterproofing

Want to know if this fits your property?

Tell Ground Guard what you are seeing and where the work area is. We can start with a free evaluation.