Your Premier Lancaster County, PA Wet Basement & Foundation Repair Company

This partially finished basement had some foundation issues. The homeowners removed the drywall where the stairstep crack in the cinderblocks were located. There weren't any leaks or bowing that they were aware of. There was some light shining through from outside through the crack. Our team proposed a series of push piers along the foundation to fix and better support the foundation.

A nonprofit organization in Millersville, PA was interested in our companies services. Their organization offered housing to international students in the area, and they wanted to increase the quality of their space for those living there. Our team installed our SaniDry dehumidification system to prevent moisture, odors, and mold, and lower humidity levels.

When homeowners in Kinzers, PA, noticed their finished basement was getting drenched every time it rained, with water seemingly sneaking in under the stairs, they knew it was time to call us at Basement Systems USA. Understandably, they wanted their cozy, livable space back without the dread that comes with the forecast of rain. After making the initial call to our Customer Care team, we promptly scheduled them for a visit by our System Design Specialist. Our thorough inspection revealed that water was infact finding its way in from under the stairs, an issue not uncommon in many homes but always uniquely challenging. Our specialist recommended a duo of our top-notch, tried, and proven solutions: the SuperSump and WaterGuard system. The SuperSump sump pump is known for its reliability and efficiency, effortlessly evacuating water away from the home, while the WaterGuard drainage system provides an undetectable barrier to catch water at the primary entry point before it can ever invade the basement space again. With our solution in-hand, our diligent production team made up of a seasoned foreman and skilled installers arrived shortly thereafter. The team worked efficiently, installing both the SuperSump and WaterGuard with minimal disruption to the home, ensuring every component functioned perfectly and tidied up the space upon completing their work.

Recently, in Lancaster, PA, a homeowner reached out to us at Basement Systems USA with a concern that’s more common than many think - step cracks in their block foundation basement. While the situation hadn’t escalated to leaking or bowing, it was clear that taking early action could prevent serious problems down the line. They knew it was time for expert intervention, and we were more than ready to help. Our first step was to send over one of our System Design Specialists. Upon a thorough inspection, it was determined that the ideal solution would be the installation of Push Piers. This method is specifically geared towards stabilizing and potentially lifting the foundation to its original position, all with minimal disturbance to the property. Once the plan was laid out, our customer felt reassured, knowing exactly what to expect. Our seasoned production team took charge of the project from there. Installing Push Piers requires precision and expertise, something that our crew has honed over countless jobs. Though the task was technical, our foreman ensured that the homeowner was kept in the loop, understanding the process without feeling overwhelmed by the jargon or scale of the work. Following the installation, the transformation was notable. Not only were the visible signs of foundation distress addressed, but we also provided the homeowner with the peace of mind that their foundation was secure.

A homeowner in Akron, PA, gave us a call after noticing stair-case cracking along the outer bricks of his foundation and a large, worrying crack spanning across his kitchen's ceiling. Understandably concerned, the person needed a robust, reliable solution — and fast. Our experts discovered the root cause: compromised foundation due to soil pressure from the outside. Our recommendation? To employing the Push Pier system -- a steadfast choice for rectifying foundation instability by transferring the weight of the home onto load-bearing soil or bedrock well beneath the surface. 

Recently in Akron, PA, a homeowner reached out to Basement Systems USA with a pressing issue. Despite having a sump pump and a perimeter drain in place, they were facing an ongoing battle against water seepage down one troublesome basement wall with every rainfall. The diagnosis was clear: the existing system wasn't fully addressing the unique challenges of the homeowner’s basement. Our proposed solution was tailored to eliminate water intrusion for good. We determined that along with fixing the foundational crack to prevent further structural damage, we would install an advanced interior drainage system designed to capture any water entering the basement. 

At Basement Systems USA, we often encounter jobs that span a variety of needs, but one we ran into in Drumore, PA, really stood out due to its urgency and specific challenge. A homeowner reached out to us concerned about their existing Radon mitigation system. Their worry was that the fan, crucial for pulling hazardous Radon gas from beneath their home and expelling it safely outside, wasn't working correctly. They reported it was making an excessive noise, a clear sign something was amiss. Upon examination, our in-house System Design Specialist diagnosed the fan issue along with identifying potential spots of system failure that could be contributing to inadequate Radon mitigation. The solution was to install a new, high-efficiency Radon mitigation fan coupled with adjustments to the system for better aeration and gas dispersement.

At Basement Systems USA, we recently had the pleasure of working with a homeowner in East Earl, PA, who was grappling with a detrimental water intrusion problem. Every time rain poured, their basement became a mini lake, with water entering through the exterior drain and even pushing up through the damp floor. The walls weren't spared either, resulting in efflorescence, a sign of persistently wet conditions. After the homeowner reached out, we sent a System Design Specialist to thoroughly inspect the basement and pinpoint the root cause of the flooding. We recommended installing the WaterGuard interior drainage system to intercept water seeping in, the TripleSafe Sump Pump to efficiently pump out intruded water, and the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to tackle the humidity and protect against mold and mildew proliferation. Our dedicated installation team sprang into action with efficiency and expertise. 

Recently, in East Earl, PA, we had a homeowner reach out to us with quite a unique problem. The back side of their basement featured pre-cast walls, while the front half was a walkout. Historically, a small creek, now dried up and presumably rerouting water toward their home, had been close by. Over time, this unfortunate redirection led to an excessive damp odor pervading their basement, compelling them to seek a solution. Upon contacting Basement Systems USA, our team set an appointment to inspect the situation firsthand. Our System Design Specialist carried out a comprehensive analysis and determined the most effective pathway to resolve the odor and dampness issue. The highlight of our proposed solution was the installation of the SaniDry Sedona, a state-of-the-art dehumidification system fit to tackle the unique challenges this basement presented. 

Recently, a homeowner in East Earl, PA, reached out to us, troubled by the uneasy sight of water puddling throughout their basement. Understandably frustrated, they were in dire need of a permanent solution to reclaim their space from the uninvited dampness that had taken hold. Our System Design Specialist soon visited the home, diligently inspecting the space to understand the root cause of the water intrusion. It was clear to us that to solve their problem efficiently, the homeowner needed our mighty SuperSump system—an incredibly reliable sump pump designed specifically for such challenges. 

When a homeowner in Ephrata, PA, noticed that three out of their five basement windows were showing signs of wear and inefficiency in their beautifully finished basement, they knew it was time for an upgrade. But they didn't just want any replacement; they also envisioned transforming their basement bedroom with an egress window for both safety and aesthetic appeal. Acknowledging the homeowner's needs, our specialist proposed the installation of three standard basement windows to replace the old ones, ensuring durability and efficiency. More than that, we saw an opportunity to enhance the living space's safety and value by installing an egress window in the basement bedroom. 

Recently, a homeowner in Ephrata, PA, reached out to us at Basement Systems USA with a dream to transform their basement into a lively, open space where their family could gather and create memories. Initially unsure of the square footage or potential moisture problems typically plagued by basements, the homeowner was primarily concerned with crafting a safe, family-friendly area without an existing ceiling or clear design direction. Our process began with a call to our dedicated Customer Care team, quickly setting an appointment for a comprehensive home inspection. A System Design Specialist from our Sales Team then visited the property to assess the space. Armed with knowledge and tools, the specialist was able to diagnose the conditions of the basement, forecasting no immediate moisture issues but recognizing the direct need for a multi-functional area. The recommendation? A versatile basement waterproofing and finishing solution tailored to the customer's vision. Our production team took the helm, guided by the specifications determined during the initial inspection. They started with essential waterproofing to ensure the basement would stay dry and welcoming for years, mitigating any future moisture complications before they could arise. Then, the focus shifted towards building out the space to meet the family’s needs, installing a seamless, lightweight but durable wall system that redefined the concept of robust yet inviting spaces. 

Recently, a homeowner in Ephrata, PA, reached out to us at Basement Systems USA with a dream to transform their basement into a lively, open space where their family could gather and create memories. Initially unsure of the square footage or potential moisture problems typically plagued by basements, the homeowner was primarily concerned with crafting a safe, family-friendly area without an existing ceiling or clear design direction. A System Design Specialist from our Sales Team then visited the property to assess the space. Armed with knowledge and tools, the specialist was able to diagnose the conditions of the basement, forecasting no immediate moisture issues but recognizing the direct need for a multi-functional area. 

Recently, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Ephrata, PA, who was battling with a bothersome issue in their finished basement. The crux of the problem? A small, rotting window that not only failed to offer the aesthetics they desired but also posed a risk to the safety and structural integrity of their home. Understanding the importance of their basement as a livable, vibrant space, they reached out to us, hoping to transform this underwhelming window into an efficient egress window. Our System Design Specialist, ready with expertise and a keen eye for detail, visited the home. After an exhaustive evaluation, the Specialist proposed the perfect solution: the installation of a robust, new egress window.

At Basement Systems USA, we're passionate about transforming basements into dry, healthy, and usable spaces for homeowners. A vivid example of our commitment is how we recently solved a pressing issue for a homeowner in Gap, PA. The homeowner was facing a challenge with their finished basement: despite having a dehumidifier running continuously, a musty odor persisted. Moisture was being held in the block foundation behind the south-facing wall. This was not just an annoyance – the presence of moisture had previously caused leakage, raising concerns about potential damage and air quality in the living space. After a thorough inspection, we identified that the best way to tackle the problem would be through the installation of our WaterGuard system and a SuperSump pump. Our WaterGuard system, renowned for its efficiency, was implemented to intercept water at the perimeter of the basement and reroute it away, preventing any future moisture build-up. The SuperSump pump was chosen for its prowess in effectively pumping collected water out of the basement, ensuring a dry environment. 

When a homeowner in Gap, PA, discovered that the concrete patio had caved into their foundation wall, causing a noticeable bow, they knew it was time to call in the experts. The home was built in 2004. Although the original builders had made an earlier attempt to fix the issue, the problem persisted. Upon contacting Basement Systems USA, our customer care team swiftly arranged for a home inspection to assess the situation thoroughly. 

When a homeowner in Gap, PA, started noticing water creeping into their basement for the first time in 18 years, just after some yard regrading work was done, they knew they had to take action. Understandably concerned, they reached out to us at Basement Systems USA to help assess and find a lasting solution to this unexpected problem. Our Customer Care team quickly responded, setting up a home inspection to get to the root of the issue. Upon arrival, one of our experienced System Design Specialists performed a comprehensive examination of the basement and concluded that the regrading may well have altered the way water drained around the house, leading to the moisture problem. The solution was clear to us: installing our WaterGuard drainage system alongside a SuperSump sump pump to efficiently capture and remove any water entering the basement, ensuring a dry and comfortable space. O

This concrete crawl space was struggling with water issues. With recent rain storms hitting the area, water began leaking into the crawl space. The homeowner expressed it was enough water to almost flood the space! Our team at Basement Systems USA has a variety of crawl space repair and encapsulation products and systems to tackle this problem.

This homeowner was experiencing issues with their crawl space and they were keen on restoring it to optimize their home’s health and longevity. A stone floor crawl space with a finite vapor barrier that was just not cutting it anymore. After reaching out to our customer care team, an appointment was swiftly arranged with our System Design Specialist. Upon conducting a thorough examination of the crawl space, our expert proposed a robust solution that involved the installation of our state-of-the-art CleanSpace liner and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. 

In Peach Bottom, PA, a homeowner found themselves up against an all-too-common issue: a basement with a cold, hard, concrete floor. Spotting the need for a more comfortable and waterproof flooring solution, they reached out to us at Basement Systems USA. Quickly setting up a home inspection, our dedicated System Design Specialist was on-site in no time, ready to tackle the challenge head-on. After a thorough inspection, our specialist spotted the crucial needs and provided a solution that promised not only to waterproof the basement but also to bring a warm, inviting atmosphere to the previously unused space. Our solution was the installation of our top-notch waterproof flooring option. This product wasn't just about looks; it's designed to withstand the damp conditions that are common in basements while providing a durable, attractive surface that turns any basement into a functional area. 

This homeowner had a basement that just wouldn’t stay dry. Every rainfall brought standing water along the foundation's outer edge, with water creeping dangerously close to the breaker box. Upon arrival, our System Design Specialist dove into a thorough examination of the basement, diagnosing the problem areas and crafting a customized waterproofing solution guaranteed to keep the basement bone-dry. We would install an internal drainage system designed to effectively capture and redirect any water away from the basement, ensuring the homeowner's safety and peace of mind. 

This homeowner's vented crawlspace not only left the floor above feeling damp but also filled certain rooms and closets with a persistent musty smell. Understandably, the homeowner was eager to find a lasting solution that would improve their home's air quality and overall comfort. Our process started with a visit from one of our experienced System Design Specialists, who conducted a thorough inspection of the home's crawlspace. It quickly became apparent that the dirt floor and vented design were the root causes of the moisture and odor problems. Our recommendation to the homeowner was to encapsulate the crawlspace using our CleanSpace product. CleanSpace is a durable, moisture-barrier system designed specifically to transform damp, dirty crawlspaces into clean, dry, and energy-efficient spaces. Following the homeowner's decision to proceed, our highly skilled production team got to work. 

A hhomeowner in Pequea, PA reached out to us with the vision of transforming their unfinished basement into a cozy apartment. The space, while promising, required careful consideration for waterproofing, floor leveling, and the installation of elements including electrical setups, plumbing, and even customer-supplied cabinetry. Upon the home visit, our System Design Specialist identified key areas that needed addressing for a secure and effective basement transformation. This deep-dive inspection concluded that the solution involved installing an innovative combination of our premier products: the WaterGuard for efficient interior perimeter drainage, the SuperSump pump system to handle even heavy water influx, and the CleanSpace liner for a durable and vapor-proof barrier. 

These homeowners in Pequea, PA, realized their beautifully finished basement started to feel the impact of water damage. They reached out to us, worried after finding that their block foundation's existing French drain, which was spray foamed during a radon system installation by previous owners, was no longer effective. Added to the mix was a newly installed radon system by the current homeowners seeking an updated waterproofing solution to safeguard their living space. Understanding the unique structure and needs of their basement, we recommended installing our trusted WaterGuard system. 

Recently in Reinholds, PA, a homeowner encountered a troubling issue at their home. Following recent paving work in the development, they started noticing a significant amount of water flooding into their sump pump from an unknown source, filling up at an alarming rate—about 1.5 inches in just five minutes. This not only overwhelmed the sump pump but also led to standing water in their side yard, a situation that turned critical every time it rained. First, a System Design Specialist from our Sales Team visited the home for a full assessment. They discovered that the recent paving work had altered the exterior drainage, causing water to reroute and pool toward the homeowner's sump pump and yard. Through this comprehensive inspection, we were able to identify the underlying issue and craft a tailored solution to address the homeowner’s specific needs. To tackle this problem, we determined that enhancing the exterior and interior drainage would be crucial.

This homeowner reached out to us distressed because their insulation was falling apart, creating an unstable and unhealthy environment beneath their home. Our specialist’s thorough analysis pinpointed the issues: moisture damage had compromised the insulation, making the crawl space an inefficient and potentially damaging space underlying the home. We recommended a comprehensive solution including the installation of CleanSpace, SaniDry Sedona, and SilverGlo. CleanSpace to seal and protect the area from moisture, SaniDry Sedona to control humidity and air quality, and SilverGlo to insulate the walls, keeping the cold out and the warmth in. 

Before diving into a full basement finishing project, a homeowner in Ronks, PA wanted to first tackle its dampness and create a more temperate space. Our team performed a full inspection to give a proper and accurate estimate and solution for the water issues.

We recently had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Strasburg, PA, with a troubling issue in their crawl space. After another company sprayed insulation, it revealed some hidden problems below their home. The homeowner discovered mold spots and was advised on the necessity of installing a vapor barrier. That’s when they turned to us at Basement Systems USA. During the inspection, our System Design Specialist found a dirt floor in the crawl space was contributing to excessive moisture and mold growth. The solution we proposed was the installation of our CleanSpace vapor barrier system. CleanSpace is specifically designed to combat moisture and mold by encapsulating the area, providing a dry and healthy environment under the home. 

Recently, in Strasburg, PA, a homeowner reached out to us at Basement Systems USA with a concern about their basement. The issue? Parts of their basement walls, previously painted with a product believed to be Drylock by the former owners, showed signs of wear. The paint was bubbling at both the freeze/thaw line and the basement floor level. Although no liquid water was visible, the signs were troubling – with much of the cinder block behind the bubbling paint appearing damp, and in some spots, the integrity of the blocks seemed compromised, suggesting some degree of water retention. Understanding the homeowner's worry, we promptly scheduled a thorough inspection. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, assessing the evident dampness and decay. After evaluating the basement's condition thoroughly, we proposed a reliable and lasting solution to ensure the homeowner wouldn't face such concerns in the future. We recommended the installation of our WaterGuard and SuperSump systems. WaterGuard, a proven basement waterproofing system, was to be installed along the perimeter of the basement floor to catch any wall seepage before it could reach the interior space. As for the SuperSump, it was chosen for its high-capacity pumping capabilities, designed to effectively channel water out of the basement, keeping it dry and secure against future water-related issues.

When homeowners in Strasburg, PA, noticed their current sump pump just wasn't doing the job anymore—with water merely sitting in the pit instead of being pumped out—they knew it was time for an upgrade. That’s when they reached out to us at Basement Systems USA. We understand how crucial a dry and healthy basement is to a home's integrity, so we jumped at the chance to help. After contacting our friendly Customer Care team, an appointment was quickly set, and our System Design Specialist was at their doorstep, ready to inspect their basement. Identifying the core issue was our first priority, followed by a comprehensive review of any other potential water intrusion points. Our assessment led us to recommend the installation of our game-changing WaterGuard system and the TripleSafe Sump Pump—an unbeatable duo when it comes to keeping basements dry. 

This Akron, PA homeowner reached out to our team to receive an estimate for their basement. Their goal was to create an entertainment area with a bathroom. The space had a walk-out door and was partially framed. There wasn't any flooring or drywall in the basement at the time at all. Our company has a variety of product options when it comes to finishing your basement!

This Lancaster homeowner had just purchased his home. The house passed inspections, and moisture was never notated in the home or basement. The homeowner wanted to finish the basement and create an entertainment area down there. Our company and team offer a wide variety of basement finishing products and procedures, allowing for the best results for your home!

When a homeowner in New Holland, PA noticed water intrusion in their crawl space after occasional rainfall, they knew it was time to call in the professionals. With a block foundation and interior access to the crawl space, they reached out to Basement Systems USA hoping for a reliable and long-lasting solution. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, carried out a thorough inspection, and recommended the perfect solution for their concerns--our CleanSpace system. CleanSpace is designed to fully encapsulate a crawl space, providing a moisture-proof barrier against water intrusion, humidity, and the ravages of damp conditions.