Exterior Waterproofing

Exterior Waterproofing is the only true way to keep water out of your home. This method requires a fair amount of digging to get to expose the foundation, repair the crack and waterproof the area.

$50 - $300+ per linear ft.

Interior Waterproofing

If the issue cannot be addressed from the outside of the home, damp-proofing from the inside may be the only option. A drainage system is installed inside the basement of the home to channel the water away from the foundation.

$50 - $100 per linear ft.

Basement Lowering and Underpinning

Basement lowering and underpinning entails digging the basement several feet down in order to add more height and living space

$300 - $500 per square ft.

Depending on depth being lowered, access and extras.

Benching

Benching will allow you to gain more height in your basement, but minimize the square footage. It costs less than underpinning and can take half the time.

$200 - $300 per sq/ft

Sump Pump Installation

RCC can install and/or replace an existing Sump Pump to move the water away from your basement. Costs can vary depending on the Sump Pump model and the location in the installation.

$500 - $3000

Window Well Installation

Safety and function are the two main considerations when installing the window well. A buildup of water around near-grade basement windows may cause water to enter through your window sill.

$60 - $300

Depending on size and/or if part of exterior waterproofing.

Mold Removal

Mold is often undetected until it has reached the advanced stages.

$1000 - $100,000

This service is outsourced to Cleanol and can cost anywhere from $1000 - $100,000 depending on the size of the job

Exterior Waterproofing of a New Home

Proper waterproofing of the home’s foundation during the construction phase is critical and could save you tens of thousands down the road.

$2.75 - $4 per Sq ft.

The price range depends on how many layers of rubber are requested.

Crawl Space Encapsulation

By installing an air tight vapor barrier system and a dehumidifier in the crawl space can decrease the moisture levels and reduce the risk of mold.

$7 Sq/ft

And is often done along with an internal drainage system at a reduced rate of $45/linear ft if there was only a dirt floor when we arrived.

Internal Crack Repair

Cracks can occur in the concrete floors and walls of your basement and are repaired with hydraulic cement and/or epoxy injection method.

$50 to $650

Range from $50 to $650 depending on the cracks size.