Wet basements can be a major concern for many homeowners. Water in the basement can make the whole space unusable and can cause devastating damage to your home and your stored belongings. Luckily we can help. We offer specialized Basement Systems products designed to solve all types of basement water problems. Your local Basement Systems contractor can design a customized system for your home’s waterproofing needs.
Contact Basement Systems today and schedule your free cost estimate with your local basement waterproofing professional in Philadelphia, PA.
When it comes to keeping the basement dry, a sump pump is the first line of defense. However, not all pumps are built the same and a sump pump failure can be disastrous. We know you need a sump pump you can rely on. That’s why Basement Systems’ sump pump systems are built with high-quality, cast-iron Zoeller pumps.
Features include:
While sump pumps can take care of the water in your basement, the water itself isn’t the only problem. Moisture is another major problem in basements. High humidity levels lead to a wide range of problems, including mold, discomfort, and worsened allergies and asthma. Basement Systems offers a high-performance solution that can make your whole home drier and healthier.
The SaniDry Sedona offers several features, including:
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Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19125
Comment: Moisture in basement
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19142
Comment: Hi I have been living in my first apartment for over 6 months now. I moved in in the spring and had noticed mold in my basement room back during the mid summer. There was white fuzzy product coming from the flooring which is installed over uneven floors in my basement. I then noticed dark green to black mold in my basement bathroom, corners of the walls and a strong smell. My landlord added 2 air purifiers and scrubbed the mold away from the walls. It has been 2 months and I can still smell mold in the back entrance of my basement. My landlord added a fan, the same air purifiers and keeps all the lights on down there. It has " changed " to just a strong smell coming from one area downstairs. This area is right below my bed room so I am smelling and living in mold still. There are tons of cracks that could get filled in and concrete repairs to the backyard side of the area and the inside. My landlord said he added a water pump system but it was installed incorrectly so no water gets drained. This was known before I moved in but only told to me when I noticed mold. I would like to just find the problem areas from an expert. I can figure something out from there. Ps, my landlord has told me he has no idea what to do or how to fix it.
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19151
Comment: Water is coming in through the foundation wall
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19139
Comment: I moved into a row home in 2022 and basement moisture has been an issue ever since.
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19111
Comment: Water coming up from underneath basement floor.
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19146
Comment: Have water seepage after it rains in corner of basement and a musty damp odor from basement
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19147
Comment: Water comes into my basement in a couple locations on one wall when it rains (tends to only happen when there's a lot of wind as well). It usually only comes in for a short period of time so the basement does not flood. I'm more concerned about the long-term impact. Thanks!
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19150
Comment: Water seeping from outside ground level
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19140
Comment: Water coming into the basement when it rains. Not sure where the water in entering
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19143
Comment: I have a "finished" basement in my townhome but I don't think whoever finished it knew anything. Water comes in in the front and back of the house when there are periods of heavy rainfall. There is a sump pump that seems to be functioning but it is partially covered over and inaccessible. I want to stop water from coming in.
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19108
Comment: Water intrusion in basement after heavy rain
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19147
Comment: Looking to get a self-draining dehumidfier for basement
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19147
Comment: Walls are wet?
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19119
Comment: Have recently installed a drainage system and would like to finish walls to use basement for storage.
Project Location: Philadelphia, PA 19148
Comment: Part of basement floor has cracked, concerned about potential water buildup around house