Water problems we solve
Water intrusion leads to costly damage over time, especially when moisture is allowed to collect around or inside your foundation. We help homeowners across the Roaring Fork Valley and the Grand Valley address recurring water problems at the source.
- Damp basements and wall or floor seepage
- Seasonal flooding after rain and snowmelt
- Crawl space moisture and musty odors
- Standing water and recurring leaks
- Poor drainage and grading around the home
- Foundation cracks letting water through
Key takeaways
- Damp basements and wall or floor seepage
- Seasonal flooding after rain and snowmelt
- Crawl space moisture and musty odors
- Interior systems manage the water that reaches the home — sub-floor drainage, sump pumps, wall vapor barriers, and dehumidification.
- Free on-site inspection, written fixed price, and warrantied installation by our own crews.
Interior versus exterior systems
Interior systems manage the water that reaches the home — sub-floor drainage, sump pumps, wall vapor barriers, and dehumidification. They are reliable, work year-round, and can be installed in finished or unfinished spaces.
Exterior systems keep water away from the foundation in the first place through excavation, membranes, footing drains, grading, and downspout and surface-water diversion. A large portion of our waterproofing work is exterior.
Many homes need both. The inspection determines which, and we tell you honestly when a drainage correction outside is all you need.
Ready to put your home back on solid ground?
Free on-site inspection, written fixed price, and warrantied work by our own crews.
Why waterproofing matters here
Snowmelt saturates soils fast on the Western Slope, and saturated expansive clay both pushes on foundation walls and finds every crack. Controlling water protects the structure, not just the finishes.
- Reduced risk of foundation damage
- Improved indoor comfort and air quality
- Protection for finished basements and storage
- Less moisture buildup in crawl spaces
Waterproof membranes, coatings, and sealants
On exterior work we excavate to the footing, clean and patch the wall, repair cracks and the cold joint, then apply a waterproof membrane or coating at the specified thickness before adding drainage and backfill. Interior surfaces get negative-side sealers where a coating is the right answer.
Sealing the wrong surface solves nothing, so we diagnose whether water is moving through cracks, the cold joint, the slab, or the wall itself before anything is coated.
- Exterior below-grade membranes and coatings
- Interior negative-side sealers for damp walls
- Poly seal coatings for concrete and stone surfaces
- Crack and cold-joint sealing before coating
- Egress window wells, joints, and penetrations
