It collects water seeping through basement walls and floors into a hidden trench, then channels it to a sump pump that safely discharges it away from the home.
Our interior drainage systems capture and redirect water before it damages your basement. Designed for long-term protection, they stop leaks, prevent mold, and keep your home dry year-round.
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An interior drainage system is one of the most effective ways to control basement water. Installed along the inside perimeter of your basement floor, it collects water that seeps in through the walls or floor joints and channels it directly to your sump pump.
This stops water from pooling, reduces pressure on the foundation, and helps maintain a dry, usable basement. Interior drainage is often preferred because it can be installed year-round, doesn’t disturb landscaping, and integrates seamlessly with other waterproofing measures.
Installing an interior drainage system is one of the least disruptive yet most effective waterproofing methods. Our crew works from inside the basement, which means no digging up your landscaping or driveway.
We cut a narrow trench along the basement perimeter, install perforated piping, and direct water into a sump pump that safely removes it from the home. Once complete, the trench is resealed with concrete for a clean, finished look.
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It collects water seeping through basement walls and floors into a hidden trench, then channels it to a sump pump that safely discharges it away from the home.
Interior systems are often less expensive, faster to install, and require no excavation. They’re especially effective for finished basements.
In most cases, flooring along the basement perimeter is temporarily removed and then reinstalled or replaced, depending on condition.
Most systems are installed in 1–2 days with minimal disruption.
Yes – sump pumps should be inspected annually to ensure proper function.
With proper installation and routine sump pump maintenance, interior drainage systems can last for decades without issues.
Yes. By reducing hydrostatic pressure around basement walls, these systems minimize stress that causes cracking and structural movement.
No. Systems are designed to sit below the floor slab and are easily integrated before finishing or remodeling your basement.
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Don’t let basement leaks cause long-term damage. With our flexible financing plans, you can install an interior drainage system right away and pay over time.
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