Aldie, VA Reliable Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repairs

Recently, a homeowner in Aldie, VA, noticed that their below-garage storage room—one that had previously been "waterproofed" by another contractor—was showing signs of water intrusion again. Desperate for a real solution, they turned to us at NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair, hoping we could do what the other contractor could not. Upon contacting our friendly Customer Care team, we promptly scheduled a home inspection to understand the crux of their issue. Our System Design Specialist thoroughly assessed the situation and recommended a robust waterproofing solution designed to tackle their particular problem head-on. Our recommendation included the installation of our top-notch product lineup: WaterGuard for channeling water effectively, our TripleSafe Sump Pump to ensure water evacuation from the premises, CleanSpace to add an additional layer of moisture and vapor barrier, and IceGuard to prevent potential freezing and blockage issues. Understanding the homeowner’s disappointment with their previous experience, we were determined to reverse their fortunes. Once our highly skilled production team arrived, they went to work with precision and care, treating the home as if it were their own. By installing these carefully selected systems, we not only addressed the visible symptoms of water damage but also booted underlying issues to prevent future occurrences. Once our work was completed, the difference was night and day. The storage room under the garage, previously a damp problem area, was transformed into a dry, usable space instilled with newfound reliability. The homeowner was thrilled to see a complete reversal of their water issue, providing a testament to our mission of delivering remarkable customer experiences and long-lasting solutions.

When a homeowner in Dumfries, VA noticed a disturbing crack in their foundation letting water seep into their basement right under the stairs, they knew it was time to call in the experts – and that's where we stepped in. They had tried patching it up before but realized it was a temporary fix to a problem that needed a long-term solution. They reached out to NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for help. Our process kicked off with our Customer Care team promptly scheduling a home inspection. On the day, our System Design Specialist rolled up their sleeves, identified the problem areas, and provided a professional, no-obligation solution. The recommended remedy? The installation of WaterGuard and CleanSpace systems designed to permanently fix their wet basement woes. WaterGuard, a top-of-the-line interior drainage system, was our solution to divert water seeping in and dispatch it away from the home, while CleanSpace, a highly durable vapor barrier, was installed to cover the walls, preventing any moisture from making its way into the basement. The work was meticulous – every inch of the area needing repair received our full attention. Once the systems were installed, not only did it secure the foundation against further water damage, but it also significantly improved the air quality and the overall environment in the basement. Following the installations and the clean-up (leaving no trace of construction behind), the homeowner could finally breathe a sigh of relief. The once persistent problem of water intrusion under their stairs was now a thing of the past, thanks to the tailor-made solutions from NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair. Driving home our mission to deliver not just superb solutions but a remarkable customer experience, this story adds another layer of trust and reliability to our services.

The customer voiced their worries about the considerable amount of water infiltrating through the foundation during rainstorms. They attributed this issue to stress cracks present on two walls, with a suspicion that more cracks could be lurking on other parts of their home's walls. Since their basement is currently unfinished, they realize that addressing these cracks is imperative before any renovation work can begin. The most viable solution appears to be injecting the cracks to prevent further seepage of water into the basement during rainy weather.