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Spokane, WA - This month of December has proven quite eventful for local homeowners and Timbercreek Northwest-- after an unexpectedly wet month, these experts are repairing numerous wet basements and find themselves recommending that homeowners take preventative measures before the hefty repairs become necessary.

From cracked basements to leaky foundations, this past month of wet weather has left some homeowners swooning, desperate for help.

One homeowner in South Hill, WA actually ripped up the basement's sheet-rock and carpeting only to reveal gobs of mold.

While some homeowners try to correct the damage themselves, they quickly realize that this is a job for Monte Hilding, owner of Timbercreek.

"There was pressure building up beneath the slab and it was forcing itself up through the joint between the concrete wall and the slab," said Hilding.

The team installed an indoor gutter drainage system that directs water toward a sump pump where it is then pushed outside far from the foundation.

Basements flood when the water within the soil begins to increase and rise toward the foundation. The water can then enter through any cracks or holes, making for a very wet basement.

Contact Timbercreek Northwest today and schedule your free estimate for basement waterproofing in Washington and Idaho! They've been the local basement repair expert in WA and ID for nearly 18 years. They're the local expert you can trust.

Watch KREM's coverage of Timbercreek waterproofing a local basement.