Foundation Crack Repairs & Basement Waterproofing in Clinton, MD

A homeowner in Clinton, MD, faced a frustrating and potentially dangerous issue—a broken and uneven concrete driveway. The problem was most severe at the end of the driveway, where years of wear and exposure to the elements had caused the concrete to shift and create hazardous, uneven surfaces. Seeking a reliable and lasting solution, the homeowner reached out to NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for help.

After speaking with our Customer Care Specialist, we quickly scheduled a comprehensive home inspection. One of our experienced System Design Specialists conducted a detailed evaluation of the driveway to assess the damage and determine the best course of action. The solution? A combination of our advanced PolyLevel® system and NexusPro® Joint Sealant, both designed to restore the driveway’s stability, safety, and appearance.

On the day of the repair, our skilled production team arrived ready to execute the plan. The process began with the PolyLevel® system, a cutting-edge technique for lifting and leveling sunken concrete. Small, pea-sized holes were drilled into the affected areas of the driveway, and high-strength polyurethane foam was injected beneath the slabs. As the foam expanded, it gently lifted the concrete back to its original position, creating a smooth and even surface.

Once the driveway was leveled, we applied NexusPro® Joint Sealant to address any cracks and seal the joints. This advanced sealant is specially formulated to resist UV rays and withstand extreme weather conditions, ensuring long-term durability and preventing water intrusion that could lead to future shifting or erosion.

By the end of the day, the transformation was complete. The once-broken and uneven driveway was now safe, stable, and visually appealing. The homeowner was thrilled with the results, knowing their driveway was not only restored but also protected against future damage.

At NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair, we take pride in providing top-notch concrete repair and leveling services in Clinton, MD, and beyond. This project is a testament to our commitment to delivering effective, long-lasting solutions that enhance both safety and curb appeal for homeowners.

When a homeowner in Clinton, MD, discovered their crawlspace was continuously wet and damp, something all too common in the area, they knew they needed a reliable solution fast. Not wanting the issue to lead to more serious problems like mold, mildew, or structural damage, they reached out to us at NV Waterproofing and Foundation Repair. Understanding the urgency of their situation, our Customer Care team quickly scheduled a home inspection. A knowledgeable System Design Specialist from our Sales Team visited their home, thoroughly inspecting their crawlspace to diagnose the problem accurately. It was clear: the crawlspace needed sealing from moisture and a better insulation solution to prevent these issues from recurring. We recommended the installation of CleanSpace, SilverGlow insulation, and a SaniDry Sedona to handle the moisture effectively. CleanSpace is a durable, moisture-proof lining that seals the crawlspace from earth moisture, while SilverGlow insulation keeps the area temperately comfortable, protecting against heat loss and gain. SaniDry Sedona, on the other hand, is a crawlspace air system designed to dehumidify and filter the air, creating a drier and healthier environment. Our seasoned production team, led by a determined foreman and supported by skilled installers, tackled the job meticulously. Every inch of the space was covered with CleanSpace, paired with precisely installed SilverGlow insulation. Finally, the SaniDry Sedona was positioned to keep the space dry moving forwards.

The customer was worried about water seeping into the basement through the foundation every time it rained. They initially suspected that the window well was the source of the problem. Our technical advisors inspected the property and determined that the actual issue was a crack in the foundation beneath the window well. To rectify this, we took down two feet of drywall to gain access and effectively seal the foundation crack.