Interior Basement Waterproofing
Here is the procedure for interior basement waterproofing.
Sump Pump and Battery Back Up System.

- Determine a drainage point and examine existing sump pump pit. Determine if a new sump pump is required.
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Concrete is broken out along the wall to expose the footing.
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A trench is formed beside the footing in order to install your interior tile.
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Holes are drilled in the base of the wall to release water accumulation.
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Membrane is installed over the area of the wall to capture leakage.
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A bead of sealant is used at all vertical joints and at the ends to stop any leakage.
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The membrane overlaps the footing to provide access to the tile.
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The tile is then covered with a layer of 3/4 clear stone leaving enough room for approx 3 inches of concrete.
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A smooth layer of concrete is then put over the stone to refinish your floor.
Most Common Water Infiltration Points
