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ALL AMERICAN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING, INC. for Foundation Crack Repair
Foundation Crack Repair and Exterior Waterproofing Solutions
All American Basement Waterproofing, Inc., based in Oakbrook Terrace is the industry leader for quality basement waterproofing in the Chicagoland area. We provide expert foundation repair services, including permanent foundation crack repair with Liquid Rebar™ epoxy. We also offer maintenance for basement floors, foundation walls and sump pumps.
With more than 40 years of exterior waterproofing, concrete repair, and drainage experience, we can quickly estimate your foundation damage. We are licensed, insured, and offer 100% satisfaction guarantee on all workmanship, including our 25-year transferable warranty.
Feel free to call to receive a quick estimate of your basement crack repair, drainage correction, or foundation repair costs. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call or text any time.
Talk to the Professional Waterproofer with 40 Years of experience at 708.482.0900
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you have a sump pit with a pump, there will be pipes connecting thru the side wall of the pit at the footing grade, not corresponding to a floor drain.
There are three ways water gets into your basement.
1. Above ground penetration occurs when wind driven rain penetrates thru masonry mortar joints. Or when existing ground grade is higher than the foundation grade, i.e., concrete slabs like your driveway are poured higher than your foundation grade. Or when there are open space around the trim of doors and windows - meaning caulking is old, missing or not properly applied.
2. Imperfections in the foundation wall. These are most commonly caused by cracks in wall, tie rods, pipe intrusions, lack of a protective coating on the outside, or other construction related flaws.
3. Hydrostatic pressure. This is most easily understood as the force that groundwater exerts against the walls and floor of the foundation. Seepage can occur due to a lack of drain tile and sump pump or due to a drain tile failure or insufficient pumping capacity.
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In some cases it can be done outside, however, in order to stop the water from coming into your house, you must find the source of the water. That requires further investigation. by looking at all possible sources inside and outside the home.
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