Services
What we actually do
Seven distinct jobs, and they solve different problems. A backwater valve does nothing about groundwater; waterproofing does nothing about sewer backup. Matching the fix to the mechanism is most of the value here.
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Flooded basement
Water in the basement right now: extraction, drying, and finding where it actually came from before it happens again.
$450 callout Extraction and assessment, 24/7 -
Interior waterproofing
Interior weeping tile and a sump system — the practical answer for most Barrie basements, done from inside without touching the landscaping.
$95–$145 Per linear foot, interior drainage system -
Exterior waterproofing
Full excavation to the footing, membrane, drainage board and new weeping tile — when the wall itself needs the protection.
$180–$320 Per linear foot, excavated and membraned -
Crack repair
Polyurethane and epoxy injection for poured walls, and an honest assessment of which cracks are cosmetic and which are not.
$350–$900 Per crack, injected from inside -
Sump pumps
Pit installation, pump replacement, and the battery backup that matters when the March thaw arrives with a power cut.
$1,200–$2,000 New pit, pump and sealed lid -
Weeping tile
When the original footing drain has silted or collapsed — which, on a Barrie house built before 1980, it probably has.
$110–$300 Per linear foot, interior or exterior -
Backwater valves
The one-way valve that stops the municipal sewer from backing up into your basement during a heavy storm.
$1,800–$3,200 Installed, permitted, with access chamber
Talk to a Barrie waterproofing contractor
Describe the problem over the phone. We can usually tell you whether it needs a truck today or can wait for a scheduled visit — and roughly what it costs — before anyone books anything.