FAQ Basement Waterproofing

Basement waterproofing protects your home from water intrusion, which can lead to mold growth, structural damage, and costly repairs. At Dry Ally, we use proven methods to keep your basement dry, safe, and protected year-round.

Cracks in foundation walls are often caused by soil pressure, water intrusion, freeze-thaw cycles, or settling over time.

Seasonal changes and poor drainage can put stress on your foundation, leading to structural cracks that allow water to seep into your basement.

Yes, even small cracks can become serious problems if left unaddressed. They can lead to water leaks, mold growth, and compromised structural integrity. Dry Ally offers professional inspections to determine the severity of the cracks and recommend the best repair solution.

Dry Ally uses proven methods such as epoxy or polyurethane injection, carbon fiber reinforcement, and interior sealing to repair and waterproof cracked foundation walls.

Yes, when properly sealed using professional-grade materials and techniques, foundation crack repair can effectively stop water intrusion. At Dry Ally, we combine crack sealing with other waterproofing strategies to ensure long-term protection.

of a leaking crack include damp spots on basement walls, efflorescence (white powdery residue), mold growth, or musty odors. If you see any of these indicators, Dry Ally can inspect the crack and provide fast, reliable repair options.

Yes, many foundation cracks can be repaired from the inside using high-pressure injection systems or carbon fiber reinforcements. Dry Ally evaluates each situation to determine whether an interior or exterior repair—or a combination—is best for long-term waterproofing and structural stability.