Foundation and waterproofing service in Miami County, OH

Miami County follows the Great Miami River north of Dayton, through the county seat at Troy and up to Piqua, and a lot of its older housing stock sits on low, riverside ground. That means a high water table and the same swelling clay found across the valley. The clay leans on foundation walls until they bow or crack, and the water table forces seepage through those cracks and the cove joint whenever the river ground is saturated.

The trouble is that a homeowner in Troy or Piqua standing in a wet basement cannot easily tell a structural crack from a water problem, because both leave a wet floor. We handle that first: we check whether the wall is moving, then trace the water to its actual source, and only then recommend a foundation repair, a waterproofing system, or the pairing of the two that many riverside basements here need.