Water in a basement or crawl space is almost always the result of a drainage problem outside the home. Fixing it properly means addressing where the water is coming from — not just where it ends up. We help Enid homeowners solve moisture problems in basements and crawl spaces by correcting the exterior drainage that's causing the intrusion.
Finding the Source of the Problem
Water entering a basement typically comes from one of three sources: surface water that pools against the foundation and finds its way through cracks or gaps; groundwater that rises and enters through the slab or below-grade walls; or condensation from high humidity in the crawl space. Each cause requires a different solution. We assess the exterior drainage conditions before recommending any interior waterproofing work.
Exterior Solutions First
Interior waterproofing systems manage water after it enters — they don't stop it. Exterior drainage solutions, including french drains along the foundation perimeter, improved grading, and proper downspout routing, address the problem at its source. In many cases, exterior drainage improvements significantly reduce or eliminate moisture issues without the need for interior systems.
Have Questions?
We're happy to discuss what you're dealing with before you commit to anything. Call us and we'll tell you what's likely causing it.
Call (405) 563-9911