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Basement Waterproofing in New Jersey

Dry Guys Basement Systems has the experience you need to fix your wet basement. Our certified technicians have been getting the job done quickly, effectively, and permanently since 1987. Our technicians will find the root of your wet basement problem and provide a solution!

We provide free basement waterproofing estimates to all of Southern New Jerse. At Dry Guys Basement Systems, we want to help you make your basement a dry useable space, all the time!

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General Waterproofing Solutions:

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Through years of research, Basement Systems®, Inc., the world's largest network of basement waterproofers, has developed the most effective and long-term solutions for wet basements. Their products have been keeping basements dry in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom since 1987.

Professional, Certified Waterproofers in New Jersey

Basement water problems have been around as long as basement themselves. Water will it's way into a basement any way it can. It will leak in through walls, floors, and the joints between them. Water can even pass through the concrete itself -- which is one reason why basements are notoriously damp, humid spaces.

Unfortunately, other companies might try to sell you on inferior basement waterproofing solutions that will not last. Our products have been developed, patented, and perfected by Basement Systems®, Inc. Whether you live in Vineland, Clementon, Bridgeton, Sicklerville, Blackwood, Sewell or Absecon, our basement experts will show you how we can customize your waterproofing solution to keep the basement dry all the time!

Negative-side Sealant

This involves "painting" the basement walls and floors with a waterproof coating of cement that's meant to seal out the moisture.

It applies directly to the concrete's surface with a brush or roller and is often applied when a homeowner is preparing for basement finishing.

Exterior Excavation

This involves digging out the entire perimeter of the basement, installing a new drain, and possibly adding a waterproof coating on the walls.

This type of installation has been used for many decades—a drain of this type is generally installed when the home is built.

Interior Baseboard System

Installs on top of the basement floor with a drain that runs along the basement walls. Collects water and sends it to a sump pump system.

No jackhammering is required, and the installation is safe for a monolithic basement floor.

Interior Subfloor Drain

Installs underneath the basement floor, with a drain that runs along the basement walls. Collects water and sends it to a sump pump system.

The system is easy to service, and it can collect water leaking from the walls or windows as well.