Advanced Basement Solutions

If your basement is showing signs of mold, moisture or leaks, an honest, experienced, professional basement waterproofing company should be contacted. Water seepage in your basement is a sign that your foundation, backed-up drains, natural underground springs or issues with your landscaping that are contributing to your problem. Advanced Basement Solutions uses high-performance waterproofing materials to stop water seepage within your walls. We use several products to properly seal your walls, which will keep your basement dry and airtight.

Your basement and foundation walls provide a solid base for the structures above them. At Advanced Basement Solutions, we offer top quality foundation repair! As a result, you will have peace of mind knowing that your basement and foundation walls are are supportive, safe and solid structures. Your basement and/or foundation walls provide a solid base for the structures above them in your home or building. When a basement or foundation wall begins to bow or crack, it can jeopardize the structural integrity of your home.

According to the American Society of Home Inspectors, over 60 percent of American homes suffer from dampness below the ground. Many more Pittsburgh area homeowners are likely to experience a flooded basement at some point, and even slight amounts of water can cause thousands of dollars of damage to your home. Damp basements also promote mold and mildew growth, which have been linked to a number of health and breathing hazards. A sump pump consists of a small pump that is installed in the lowest part of your basement.

Contact us for a honest, experienced and professional basement waterproofing inspection. Water seepage in your basement could be a sign that you have natural underground springs contributing to your problem. Call us today, we can help! Many homes in the Pittsburgh area have basements, and they're useful for more space or to create extra rooms. However, when the water table that is under the ground rises due to rain (and we do get quite a bit of rain in Pittsburgh), it causes pressure that pushes against your foundation.