Basement Waterproofing

Never Worry About Water Entering Your Basement Again

Protect Your Investment By Contacting Boston's Basement Waterproofing Experts

Keller Waterproofing offers interior and exterior basement waterproofing solutions in the greater Boston area that will turn your basement into a usable dry space that increases the value of your home.

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What Other Boston Basement Waterproofing Customers Say About Keller

“Everytime it rained hard, I had water all over my basement floor. Jim was here within a day. He actually spent four hours that very first night analyzing the situation and putting together a proposal for me. Within a couple of daya, Jim's team was on site and they started the job and I can't say enough about how courteous and friendly they were and how they picked up after themselves every night... They did a great job! When it rains now, I don't have to worry if we go away, do I need to come home and cut the vacation short to get home to get the water off the basement floor. Also, that musty smell is gone. Again, I can't say enough about Jim Keller and his crew from Keller Waterproofing."

Dan Debuke

Why Keller is the Most Trusted Name for Basement Waterproofing in the Boston area ?

Exterior Waterproofing System

We provide a variety of waterproofing solutions in the Boston, Lakeville, Cambridge, Shrewsbury, Weymouth, Burlington, and Reading areas. Excavation consists of digging out all the dirt that sits by the walls down to footer level; replacing the footer tiles, sealing the walls, covering that with gravel and backfilling with soil to grade level.

Includes Transferrable Lifetime Warranty

Interior Waterproofing System

In this scenario, work is performed from the inside of the basement. The floor is opened next to the outside walls, and drain tile is installed and surrounded by gravel. The pipe is connected to a sump pump, which discharges the water.

Includes Transferrable Lifetime Warranty

How Does Water Get Into Your Basement?

The 6 Most Common Areas Water Penetrates Your Basement And Foundation:

Floor and Wall Joints
Cracks in Your Basement Floor
Over The Foundation Footing
Below The Foundation Footing
Cracks In Your Foundation Wall
Window Wells

Why and How Does Water Penetrate These Area?

Poor Compaction Of Soil
Foundation Settlement
Cracks In Basement Floor
Hydrostatic Pressure Buildup
Clogged Or Poor Drainage System

100% Effective + Transferable Lifetime Warranty = Peace of Mind

Both exterior and interior systems have a transferable lifetime warranty, so you don't need to worry regarding the invested time, money and effort. We are the best choice you can make in the Boston, Lakeville, Cambridge, Shrewsbury, Weymouth, Burlington, and Reading areas. The effectiveness is 100% guaranteed as long as you have the home and the warranty is fully transferable. We are a professional team, the quality of our services being proved by the numerous clients that have been satisfied when working with us.
You can now travel, during the rainy season, due to the fact that you don't need to worry about water entering your basement again. You don't need to wake up in the middle of the night to take care of the water problems when it's raining or be concerned about the growth of mold.
In addition to waterproofing we can offer you repair for foundation cracks or sinking, settling foundations.

Benefits of Basement Waterproofing:

Immediate increase in property value
Structurally sound foundation
Warmer basement in the winter
Lower energy bills
Increased living space
Warranty that provides years of protection
Cleaner, healthier environmental
More beautiful home

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Spot Any of the Warning Signs of Basement Water Damage?

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Musty Odor

Everyone at one point or another has entered a musty basement. The musty odor is due to the decay process from mold, mildew and dry rot. Mold in a basement is a sign of moisture – mold can only live in areas that have more than 50% humidity, which likely means that you have a leak.

Damp Spots on Walls

An unpainted block wall will turn dark gray when wet while poured or painted walls will show discoloration. When you see white or dark outlines surrounding the discolored area it usually means it has either leaked before, or substantial moisture has come in through that area.

Mold or Mildew

Mold and mildew are living, breathing organisms which grow and multiply anywhere there is excessive moisture. For those of us exploring our basement, mold and mildew can grow in the walls, carpeting, furniture, or anywhere else it can find a food source.

Dry Rot

This can appear as a brownish-black fungus growth on walls, clothing and other surfaces; it typically grows on wood surfaces. Keep in mind that dry rot is a byproduct of the decay process. You’ll need to not only replace whatever is damaged, but also find and cure the cause of the dry rot.

Cracked Walls and Floors

There are a variety of types of cracks you may find in your basement walls and floors. You may see step-cracks on the wall, vertical cracks or horizontal cracks. Cracks like these are usually caused by settling, pressure on the walls or under the floor, or something else.

Warped Paneling

Wood is porous. It absorbs moisture. Warped paneling is a sign that excessive moisture exists, and you need to find out why. The good news: if you find the source, you can make sure that your new paneling won’t warp. The bad news: you can’t repair warped wood paneling. You have to replace it.

White Chalky Substance on Walls

Concrete is made up of limestone, clay, mortar and aggregate (stone). The white outline or spot you see is the calcium in the block leeching out. It is an indication of water, excessive moisture, and is something you should pay attention to. It is called efflorescence.