Basement Waterproofing in Colorado Springs, CO

Colorado Springs basements get wet in a predictable pattern. Our expansive clay soils shrink and crack during dry months, opening channels along foundation walls. When July and August monsoon storms arrive, water races down those channels, builds hydrostatic pressure against the concrete, and finds its way in through cove joints, wall cracks, and window wells.

Neighborhoods along Fountain Creek, Cheyenne Creek, and Monument Creek sit on higher water tables and see seepage even in dry years. Homes built in the 1960s through 1980s across the Springs, from Old Colorado City to Village Seven, often have no exterior waterproofing at all, just bare concrete against soil.

We design each system for the specific home: interior perimeter drainage that captures water at the footing, commercial-grade sump pumps with battery backup for storm outages, vapor barriers, and exterior membrane waterproofing where excavation makes sense. Every waterproofing system we install is covered by a lifetime warranty that transfers to the next owner of your home.

Your inspection is free and starts with finding where the water actually comes from, not with a sales pitch. If a $12 downspout extension solves your problem, that is what we will tell you.