
Location: Burlington, Ontario
Client: The Ferris Family
Service: Full exterior basement waterproofing
Problem: Ongoing basement wall leakage and mold growth
The Ferris family contacted Direct Waterproofing after enduring repeated basement leaks along one wall of their 1960s-era home in Burlington. Despite attempts at interior patching and dehumidifiers, moisture continued to seep in during heavy rains, leading to mildew, musty odors, and damage to storage items.
Inspection revealed compromised parging, multiple hairline foundation cracks, and a clogged weeping tile system that was unable to divert water away from the foundation effectively.
To permanently address the issue, we recommended a comprehensive exterior waterproofing system to protect the foundation and redirect groundwater away from the structure.
Scope of Work:
Since completing the project, the Ferris family has experienced zero water intrusion even during extended rainfalls. Their basement is dry, and mold remediation efforts have been fully successful. The home’s resale value and air quality have both improved significantly.
“This was the permanent solution we were looking for. Direct Waterproofing’s team was efficient, professional, and the results have been excellent. No more water, no more stress.”
— Mr. Ferris, Burlington
If your Burlington home shows signs of foundation moisture, leaks, or mold, exterior waterproofing may be the right solution. Learn more on our Burlington Basement Waterproofing page or contact us for a free on-site inspection.
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