Basement waterproofing in Dublin, Ohio

What we find in Dublin basements

Most of the city's housing went up in subdivisions from the 1970s onward, which means poured concrete or block walls, a footer drain that may now be decades old, and a sump in many homes. The common calls are a vertical crack in a poured wall that weeps after a long rain, a sump that can't keep pace in spring, and finished lower levels where a small seep has ruined carpet and drywall.

Near the river and the older center of town, foundations are often stone, and the ground slopes toward the valley. Water moving downhill through the clay finds those walls first.

Jobs we price most here

• Crack injection in poured walls behind finished drywall
• Sump replacement and battery backups
• Interior drains before a basement is finished
• Downspout and grade fixes on lots that fall toward the house

Permits

Dublin sits in Franklin and Delaware counties, and the building office depends on where your property falls. Where excavation or foundation work needs a permit, we pull it with the right office.

A question we hear in Dublin

Do you work in the Delaware County part of Dublin? Yes. We cover all of Dublin, on both sides of the county line.

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