B DRY SYSTEM
About us
The B-Dry® System Wet Basement Waterproofing Process has been used in homes nationwide for over 50 years. Installed in over 300,000 homes and growing, it has been tried and tested in alleviating wet basement problems caused by a number of reasons. In 1986, it was even awarded a patent from the United States Government! Our basement waterproofing systems are warranted and designed to protect your home from problems caused by a high water table, heavy wet soil, cracks or seams in the floor and wall seepage. That is what makes the B-Dry® Waterproofing System a consumer-voted favorite nationwide.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Basement waterproofing and foundation repair (french drains, window wall drains)
Amenities
Free Estimates
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Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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We purchased a ranch home with an unfinished basement in November 2010. We found out very quickly the basement had serious water problems (thanks to the dishonest previous owner). So before we could think about finishing the basement we needed to get the water problem addressed. We received four quotes, ranging from $7530 to more than $17,000. B-Dry and its waterproofing system came in at the lowest. My father-in-law had used B-Dry in the past and was very complimentary of the company. We hired B-Dry and have not been disappointed. They put it in a waterproofing system more than two years ago and we have had only one minor problem, a small puddle of water coming through one of the walls in our utility room about a month after putting in the system. That problem was quickly addressed and we have not had any further problems. The warranty is a lifetime, transferable warranty as well. B-Dry dug inside the basement and did not dig outside around the house, another plus.
Licensing
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