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Wet Basement Repair

Having problems with a damp basement? A leaky basement can cause several issues, lets combat it together! Fix your wet basement today with DGI’s expert repair technique and have your space back at its best shape.

Wet Basement Repair Specialists in Toronto & GTA

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Fast & Reliable Services to Keep Your Basement Dry

A wet basement poses several hazards and could be harmful to you and your family. Do not wait until the problem worsens! At DGI Waterproofing we provide the best all around services to repair your damp or wet basement. Being the best wet basement repair company, we get all hands on deck. We start fixing your basement by introducing moisture control parameters which dries the basement floor and walls. Not only that, we also offer to check everything from foundation cracks to plumbing to know where your basement is leaking and fix it in no time.

Why Choose DGI Waterproofing for Wet Basement Repair?

24/7 Emergency Service – Immediate response to prevent further damage.
Industrial-Grade Water Removal & Moisture Control – Professional drying solutions.
Heavy-Duty Foundation Sealing – Leaks and seepage prevention.
IICRC-Certified & WSIB-Insured Professionals – Safety experts with trained professionals.
Long-Term Waterproofing Solutions – Prevents future basement flooding and humidity issues.

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How to Fix a Wet Basement and Prevent Future Damage

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Our Wet Basement Repair Process – Step-by-Step Restoration

Keeping your basement dry isn’t just about fixing leaks, it’s about long-term prevention. Learn simple yet effective ways to maintain a moisture-free basement all year. At DGI Waterproofing, we provide expert wet basement repair services with the aim of protecting your home. Our experts address all from cracked foundations repair to poor drainage so that your basement receives long-lasting results.

Best Methods for Wet Basement Repair & Prevention

Water Extraction & Drying: With our high-powered pumps and vacuums, we extract standing water quickly to prevent further damage to flooring, walls, and foundations.
Finding Cracks in Foundation: Small cracks can lead to major water intrusion. We use state-of-the-art sealants, including epoxy injections to close leaks at the source.
Humidity & Mold Prevention: Excess moisture causes mold and air quality issues. Our team installs air circulation systems and dehumidifiers to keep your basement as dry and healthy as it can be.
Exterior Excavation & Waterproofing: In cases of severe water penetration, landscaping around your basement will help by installing exterior water protection membranes.
Interior & Exterior Drainage: Weeping tiles, French drains, and installing sump pumps redirect water away from your basement to avoid future flooding and leaks.

Why Do Basements Get Wet?

Understanding the Root Causes of Basement Water Issues

A damp basement isn’t simply annoying, but can result in expensive structural issues, mould formation, and air indoors. There are different reasons why water seeps into your basement, including inadequate drainage as well as structural problems within the foundation. Understanding the problem behind a wet basement is the most effective way of stopping long-term deterioration of your home and protect it from water issues.

Reasons Basements Develop Water Issues

Clogged Gutters – If your home’s gutters are clogged or downspouts are not pushed far enough away from the home’s foundation, water will pool and make its way in the basement.
Improper Grading Close to Home – When the soil close to your foundation is graded towards your home instead of away from it, rainwater collects close to the foundation and seeps into the basement.
High Water Table & Soil Saturation – During heavy rainfall or snowmelt, excess water in the ground can put pressure that forces moisture through basement walls and floors.
Defective Drainage Systems – If a drainage system like a French drain or sump pump is not functioning, water has no place to drain and will flow into the basement.
Condensation & Ventilation – Even without leaks, high humidity leads to condensation on walls and floors, creating a damp environment and promoting mould development.