McLean, VA's Trusted Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair Company

Last month, a homeowner from McLean, VA, reached out to us at NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair with a rather common issue they were facing - the need for a reliable solution to manage excessive moisture in their crawlspace and basement. Understanding the importance of a safe and dry home, they were particularly interested in installing a dehumidifier. After contacting our customer care team, we followed our standard procedure starting with an in-depth home inspection. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, conducted a thorough inspection of the crawlspace, and the basement, to determine the most appropriate solution. Given the scenario, we recommended installing a SaniDry Sedona - a high-efficiency dehumidifying system known for its exceptional capability to maintain an optimal humidity level, ensuring the air in basements and crawlspaces stays dry and healthy. Upon agreement, our dedicated production team, led by our expert foreman, set to work. The installation of the SaniDry Sedona is a journey that goes beyond merely placing the unit within the premises. We ensured its correct positioning for maximum effectiveness, calibrated it to suit the specific requirements of their space, and walked the homeowner through its operations for ease of use. The outcome spoke volumes. Not long after the installation was complete, the homeowner noticed a significant improvement in the air quality – it was noticeably fresher and free from that damp feeling that once permeated their home. Thanks to the SaniDry Sedona, the risk of mold and mildew growth diminished dramatically, reestablishing their basement and crawlspace as clean, dry areas of their home. For us at NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair, it was another day's job well done,

This homeowner was ready to put their home on the market. Then, they were told it would be difficult to sell if the basement had active water seepage. After having our WaterGuard system installed, they were able to sell their home for what it's worth.

A McLean homeowner had an interior system installed to cover the entire front wall of the basement. The one thing he didn't want to see visible, was the sump pump discharge line. By hiding them under the concrete slab, we made that possible for this homeowner.