Basement Lifeguard

If the basement in your home is especially susceptible to collecting water due to rain or ground water, the installation of a sump pump is practically a must. In simplest terms, the sump pump is the heart of any waterproofing system. It is located in a sump liner which is installed in a hole dug in the basement floor. The liner creates a low point for the attached french drain system to drain into. The sump pump removes the collected water from the sump liner after enough water has been collected.

If repairs to your basement have proved to be short term quick fixes rather than a long term solution to your moisture problem, then the installation of a French drain system offers the permanent peace of mind you've been looking for in basement waterproofing from Basement Lifeguard French Drain. The French drain concept was first developed in the 1800s by a lawyer and one time US government official named Henry French. At the time, French drains were of primary use for farmers as simple gravel filled ditches pitched from a high point to a lower one.

Basement Lifeguard is proud to stand out from the pack of basement waterproofing contractors. If you're looking for basement waterproofing services in PA including basement waterproofing in Montgomery County, Chester County, Delaware County, as well as in Bucks County, Lehigh County, or Berks County you've made the smart choice with Basement Lifeguard. Let's face it. Maintaining your basement can be a time consuming and costly proposition. Leaks, cracks, mold, mildew and other assorted issues can transform a significant portion of your house into an off limits zone not to mention posing health and safety risks as well.