CONTACT
Get in Touch for a Free Estimate
Are you seeing water after snowmelt or a long rain? Tell us where it shows up. We inspect on site, then quote in writing.
- Licensed & insuredResidential waterproofing.
- Inspect firstWe quote the entry point.
- Same-day callbackWe book the visit by phone.
We quote after we see the leak
Phone
(705) 617-0360Hours
24/7 — by appointment only
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
How the Estimate Works
01
Send the request
Tell us the town, where the water shows, and whether the basement is finished.
02
We call you back
We call from (705) 617-0360 the same day to book a time that works.
03
On-site inspection
30–45 minutes at the house. You get a written scope and quote after we see the entry point.
INSPECTION REQUEST
Free on-site visit. Quote after we see the leak.
REVIEWS
What homeowners in this area told us
Google
“Sand stayed wet against the back wall every March. They opened the floor, put in a drain and a pump that actually leaves the lot. The next snowmelt stayed dry.”
“Our Stayner side yard sat on clay and held every thaw. They excavated the wet elevation, wrapped the wall and replaced the tile. The trench was deep, and they put the yard back carefully.”
“The old pump could not keep up when Georgian Bay weather sat wet for two days. They set a new pit, a backup, and a longer discharge. No standing water at the stairs.”
SERVICE AREA
Wasaga Beach and Nearby Towns
We take full waterproofing jobs through Wasaga Beach, Stayner, Collingwood, Elmvale, Tiny and Clearview.
- Wasaga BeachSand, a high water table and beach homes that leak after snowmelt and long rain.
- StaynerClay pockets inland from the beach, mixed older streets and newer lots.
- CollingwoodEscarpment runoff, hillside walk-outs and harbour-side moisture.
- ElmvaleInland lots, farm-edge drainage and snowmelt that sits against older walls.
- TinyGeorgian Bay shoreline cottages and year-round homes on sandy, wet ground.
- ClearviewRural and village lots between the beach and the escarpment.
3-291 Main St #2, Wasaga Beach, ON L9Z 2L2
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