Crawl Space Encapsulation
Once standing water has somewhere to go, encapsulation seals the space and keeps humidity controlled for the long term.
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French Drain & Interior Drainage
A properly graded drainage system that routes water away from your home before it ever gets the chance to pool under your floors.
Why it matters
Sealing over standing water only traps it.
If your crawl space or yard already has standing water after rain, that water needs somewhere to go before any vapour barrier or waterproofing membrane goes in. Skip the drainage step and you're sealing moisture inside the space instead of keeping it out.
A french drain or interior drain system gives water a path — a graded gravel trench or a drain line along the interior perimeter — that carries it to a sump pump or daylight outlet, away from your foundation.
How we approach it
Matched to where the water is actually coming from.
Exterior french drain
A gravel-filled trench with perforated pipe along the problem side of your foundation, graded to carry water to a safe discharge point.
Interior perimeter drain
A drain channel set into the interior perimeter of a crawl space or basement floor, feeding a sump pump — the right call when exterior excavation isn't practical.
Sump pump installation
A properly sized sump pump and discharge line, sited to actually clear the water your drain system collects rather than just relocating the puddle.
Related services
Often paired with drainage work.
Foundation Waterproofing
Drainage handles water that has already reached the floor — waterproofing stops it from entering through the wall in the first place.
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