Basement Waterproofing Products

Basement Waterproofing North Dakota

The infiltration of water into a basement is generally caused by ruptures in the foundation at the junction of the wall, floor and footing. If you live in damp climates or ones with severe weather, as we have in North Dakota, your home could be especially susceptible to these foundation ruptures. The ruptures are usually a result of hydrostatic pressure resulting from a high water table. The only effective way to relieve the pressure and to stop water infiltrating is by installing the Basement Technologies of North Dakota Dual Pressure Relief System.

Typically, the installation process is as follows:

The inside perimeter of the floor is cut about 5 inches from the wall. A trench is excavated and cleared of all debris
The lowest course of block is drilled at every core pocket to release and remove the entrapped water. This step is not necessary with field stone or poured concrete walls
A patented Water Trek pipe is laid in the trench and pitched towards the sump pit(s). A cove base specific to your foundation is installed against the wall. All subfloor voids are then filled with ¾” washed gravel.
A vapor barrier is installed over the excavated trench and the floor is re-cemented to its original level over the Water Trek, exerting pressure against the wall and thereby adding stability to the foundation walls.
To discharge the water collected through the drains, a submersible sump pump is installed in each sump pit. The water is then discharged away from your home a minimum of 15’ below grade to either a bubbler pot, drywell or in situations with severe water, into a patented Lawn Magnum.

All work is performed by Basement Technologies of North Dakota trained technicians and comes with a lifetime guarantee. All our work is fully licensed and insured. A list of area references is available upon request.

For information pertaining to your specific situation, please call us to arrange for a FREE inspection and estimate with a Basement Technologies of North Dakota Waterproofing representative. 1-877-40-LEAKS

Installed on the inside of the bulkhead and garage doors. Designed to catch and divert water from the exterior of the bulkhead or driveway and route it to the interior sub-floor system. The design insures water will not get on the floor inside the basement or garage.

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The heart of any waterproofing system is the sump pump. The sump pump usually discharges the water to the outside of the home. When it gets cold, exterior discharge lines can easily freeze. The pump will continue to pump, but due to the frozen discharge line, the water could back up and cause your basement to flood.

A problem which has been plaguing homeowners and waterproofing companies for years has now been solved. Water collecting on lawns of homes having water proofing systems with sump pumps is very common. The water which enters and then threatens the floor on the inside is drained through our Water Trek Aqua Route conduit and is collected in our Water Grabber Bull Dog Pump System. The water is then pumped from the basement out onto the lawn through our Bubbler Pot. Once, expelled, this water creates another problem for the homeowner.

Basement Technologies continues to “Think Outside The Box” … another reason why we are the leading name in the basement waterproofing industry.

Recycle your rain or ground water with the innovative Rain Recycler™ from Basement Technologies….Leader in design innovations for the basement waterproofing industry.

The Water Grabber® pumps the water normally discharged to your lawn, to a holding tank. The water is no longer wasted by pumping it out to the lawn, while it is raining. We saved it for the spring and summer months for watering the lawn. Watering ban restrictions and high water bills are common during the summer months. The storage of previously wasted water solves these problems.

Basement Technologies proudly introduces The Fieldstone Conduit™ ... Innovative Solutions for Your Fieldstone Walls

Homeowners may consider tearing out their fieldstone walls due to frustrations associated with water, mold, dirt, odors, pests and rodents. In older colonial homes, it was common to dig out the basement and install stone walls. Older homes offer old world charm and craftsmanship with a high market elevation. The problem in any of these homes is the basement walls. The basements are usually unsightly, wet, damp and moldy.

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