Worthington Waterproofing Education Center: Waterproofing

Water intrusion is a common problem that many homeowners face with their basements. Foundations naturally sit low to the ground, allowing water to travel into your basement more freely. While it may be a common issue, water intrusion should never be ignored.

Basements are a common problem point in many homes. While a beautiful, finished basement is something many homeowners dream of, they're often left with a damp, cold storage area instead. Water damage no matter how minimal is not something to take lightly.

At Worthington Waterproofing and Basement Health Systems, we go above and beyond to make sure our customers are 100% satisfied with their services. That’s why receiving 5-star reviews from our customers is important to us.

Customers’ reviews on Google are an essential part of any service-based small business. That’s why Worthington Basement Health Systems is thrilled to offer a quarterly raffle drawing, as a ‘thank you’ for anyone that leaves us one! The winner of these drawing receives a $500 Visa gift card.

Are you considering waterproofing your crawl space? Closing off the crawl space completely is the best choice if you want to prevent moisture problems.

Selecting a professional for your waterproofing needs is an important decision. To help you out, we’ve created a checklist including many of the important items you should insist a waterproofing company have before you accept an estimate. Are they a member of the BBB?

Waterproofing a crawl space is necessary for the health and safety of your household. There are various things that go into ensuring a crawl space remains dry. However, none is as important as the moisture barrier. Unfortunately, not many people give it too much thought.

You’ve been looking forward to the warm summer months and they’re finally here. You can finally spend some time outdoors. However, your basement is worrying you. Although it isn’t raining or snowing, your basement is showing signs of water damage. What could be the source of your problem?

When you build or buy your home, the last thing on your mind is foundation repair. However, the Concrete Foundation Association (CFA) says foundation damage is one of the top projects its members deal with today.