We at Barrier Waterproofing Systems encourage homeowners that invest in protecting, for example, painting the siding of your home to protect it from damage from the elements, investing in redoing your roofing, or had some grading done to keep the property around your home in tip top shape. As a waterproofing company, our area of expertise lies in protecting your basement floors and other valuable property with the water management system that best fits your home. Unlike the other measures mentions above to protect your home, if there isn't adequate waterproofing established, it is only a matter of time before the moisture comes in contact with the structure of your home and begin to affect the integrity of your home. Many homes are already being affected, and every season that goes by is another potential amount of serious damage to your foundation. Considering investing in a system to protect your home from the foundation up may be an even more valuable investment than gutter systems or storm windows. The following interior water collection systems move water away from inside where it shouldn’t be and discharges it to the outside of your home.

SUB-FLOOR SYSTEM

A sub-floor system has a unique and innovative design for collecting seeping water. It is an ideal remedy to all of your waterproofing and management needs. This system is designed to collect water from two of the primary sources that are responsible for water leaking into your basement. The protection is primarily established for the basement walls, footer, and any faults in the foundation.

FOOTER SYSTEM

A footer system is a stand alone system that is designed to move water along from the footer of your basement walls. It lies underneath the concrete floor slab, set up against the footer of the basement walls. Any moisture leaking in through the walls or foundation will be carried away by the system. Any faults in the foundation that cause moisture intrusion will also be kept protected.

ABOVE-FLOOR SYSTEM

These above-floor system is ideal for protecting poured or block wall foundations. The primary feature of this system is that it is not submerged in soil that could otherwise plug traditional sub-floor waterproofing systems. It collects water that travels along where the floor and walls meet, leaving your basement clean and dry. It functions as a non-invasive system that collects directly from the joints, where other systems sometimes require small amounts of excavation for installation. As a concerned homeowner that prides yourself on protecting the investment of your family's shelter and quality of life, an interior waterproofing system may be for you. Keeping the water out also keeps out the potential for mold and mildew growth, wood rot, and a variety of forms of property damage. Give Barrier Waterproofing Systems a call at (615) 257-1060 | (931) 536-1168 to schedule a FREE evaluation of your property, determining the best measure of waterproofing system for your home.