📞 (609) 222-8784

Foundation Waterproofing in Burlington County, NJ

Exterior excavation, waterproof membrane application, and drainage board installation that stops water at the foundation wall before it ever enters your home.

📞 Call for a Free Inspection

Stopping Water at the Source

Interior waterproofing manages water after it enters the foundation wall. Foundation waterproofing — applied to the exterior face of the foundation — stops water before it ever reaches the interior. It's the most thorough approach available and, in situations where the foundation itself has deteriorated or where a failed footing drain is the root cause of the problem, it's often the only approach that fully resolves the issue.

The process involves excavating the soil around the affected portion of the foundation down to the footing, cleaning and repairing the exterior wall surface, applying a waterproof membrane or rubberized coating, installing a drainage board to channel water downward, placing a drain tile at the footing to carry water away, and restoring the backfill. Done correctly, it provides decades of protection.

What the Installation Involves

When Foundation Waterproofing Is the Right Choice

Most Burlington County homes are well served by interior drainage systems. Exterior foundation waterproofing is the right choice when:

We assess each situation individually and recommend the most effective approach — not the most expensive one.

Foundation Moisture Problem? Let's Evaluate It.

Free inspection throughout Burlington County and surrounding South Jersey. Mon – Sat, 9 AM to 6 PM.

📞 (609) 222-8784

Frequently Asked Questions

What does exterior foundation waterproofing involve?

We excavate down to the footing, clean and repair the exterior wall, apply a waterproof membrane, install a drainage board, place a drain tile at the footing, and restore the backfill. It stops moisture at the foundation wall before it reaches the interior.

When is exterior foundation waterproofing necessary?

It's most appropriate when the foundation has significant exterior damage, when the original footing drain has failed, when interior drainage has been insufficient, or when a renovation already involves exterior excavation. We'll give you an honest assessment of whether exterior work is warranted for your specific situation.

How long does exterior foundation waterproofing take?

A full perimeter excavation typically takes three to five days. Partial jobs covering one or two walls can often be done in one to two days.

Do you serve areas outside Burlington County for foundation waterproofing?

Yes. We primarily serve Burlington County and also work in Camden County, Gloucester County, and Mercer County. Call to confirm availability at your location.

Related Services