North York, ON' Trusted Crawl Space Repair & Basement Waterproofing Company

A homeowner in North York, ON faced a persistent water issue in their cold room, believed to emanate from a particular corner. Despite an existing sump pump on the opposite side of the house, moisture and water intrusion continued to disrupt their daily life and jeopardize their cold room's conditions. Understanding the need for immediate attention, they contacted us. Our process began with a thorough home inspection conducted by our System Design Specialist. We confirmed that water was seeping in through the foundation, aided by poor drainage around the vicinity. An effective solution required both addressing the current issue and preventing future complications. To resolve the moisture accumulation, our expert team installed the WaterGuard® subfloor drainage system designed to capture incoming water and direct it towards a new SuperSump® system positioned nearby. This addition efficiently managed higher water volumes and interfaced seamlessly with the existing setup to ensure comprehensive coverage. For further insulation and protection, CleanSpace® encapsulation was used throughout the cold room, minimizing moisture migration and improving overall air quality. A key part of our installation was the IceGuard® system. It provided an assurance that discharged water, even in the coldest winters, would manage obstacles like ice or snow without risking basement safety. By implementing these combined systems, we transformed the once vulnerable cold room into a reliably dry space. The homeowner found peace of mind knowing their home was equipped with top-tier waterproofing technology capable of weathering harsh conditions, offering a long-term solution and safeguarding their investment. We successfully delivered a definable improvement and restored their confidence—proof of our unwavering commitment to excellence.

The installation of six push piers was necessary for a house in North York, Ontario, experiencing significant foundation settlement. In fact, during our inspection, the specialist noticed cracks in the interior walls as well as multiple problematic doors and windows. These signs indicated that the foundation was no longer stable, likely due to shifting soil beneath the home, which compromised the structural integrity. To address this, we suggested installing six Push Piers: The installation consists of excavating small sections of soil around the foundation where the push piers would be put in place. After exposing the foundation footings, we positioned heavy-duty steel brackets beneath them. Next, we drove galvanized steel push piers deep into the ground until they reached bedrock, ensuring a stable support system for the structure. Once the piers were securely in place, we gradually transferred the weight of the house onto the piers, effectively lifting and stabilizing the foundation. This process helps prevent further settlement and provides long-term stability. The homeowner was amazed with our professionalism, knowing that his house is finally risk-free.

Recently, our attention was drawn to a charming home in North York,  with a troublesome issue that many homeowners dread: foundation cracks. The homeowner, noticing the unsettling signs of potential structural damage, reached out to us, eager for a resolution that not only solved the issue but was backed by a sense of trust and professionalism they could count on. Our journey began with our Appointment Center, setting the stage for a thorough home inspection. Our Specialist, with an eye for detail, visited the home, inspecting each crack with precise consideration. The diagnosis was straightforward yet required an expert remedy – The Push Pier system designed to offer stability and peace from the ground up. Each of the 6 piers will be strategically placed around the foundation, diving deep into the stable soil beneath the home to ensure a non-invasive, strong, and liftable design. This isn't just about fixing the problem. It’s about preserving the integrity of what many consider being their greatest investment: their home. 

In North York, ON, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner who was dealing with an outdated sump pump system that desperately needed an upgrade, including a backup battery for those unexpected power outages. Realizing the risk of water damage and the importance of having a reliable and efficient water ejection system, the homeowner reached out to us, Basement Systems Toronto, to find a comprehensive solution. After contacting our friendly customer care team, a home inspection by our insightful System Design Specialist, Haithem was scheduled. Upon arrival and thorough inspection, it became apparent that what the homeowner needed was far beyond a simple component replacement. They needed something that would provide peace of mind during even the heaviest rains or in any unexpected situation where the main power supply could be compromised. Our recommendation? The TripleSafe Sump Pump system. Renowned for its reliability and comprising not one, not two but three pumps, it's designed to handle various water levels and pumping requirements. The third pump, which operates on battery power, ensures that the basement remains dry, even during power outages. Our skilled production team meticulously executed the installation, placing utmost emphasis on efficiency and the homeowner’s satisfaction. As intended, the TripleSafe immediately began proving its worth, offering the homeowner unparalleled peace of mind knowing their home was protected against potentially costly and damaging basement floods. By the time our team packed up, leaving the site spotless, we had once more lived up to our commitment to provide an effective, long-lasting solution coupled with a remarkable customer experience. Another homeowner in North York now rests easy, thanks to the Basement Systems Toronto touch!

In the city of North York, Ontario, Mrs. Pelland, our valued client, expressed concerns about water infiltration in her crawl space. To find a solution, she turned to Google and discovered our website. Acting promptly, Mrs. Pelland filled out our contact form, eagerly anticipating our response. During our swift follow-up call, she provided crucial details about the issues in her crawl space.

Recognizing the urgency, we proposed dispatching specialist George Dafos for a thorough inspection and a complimentary quote. Following the assessment, George recommended the installation of 7 SmartJack® Crawl Space Stabilizer piers to stabilize the floor above. Additionally, he suggested implementing a SuperSump® Premier Sump Pump System to address the water concerns.

SmartJack® is a state-of-the-art, fully-adjustable steel pier designed to cease settling and lift sagging floors to their proper level. Notably, these steel piers can be effortlessly readjusted if further settling occurs in the future. The SuperSump® Premier Sump Pump System boasts a top-rated 1/3 HP Zoeller cast iron pump, ensuring reliability and effective high-volume pumping. Equipped with a built-in alarm, it alerts homeowners when the water level rises too high. The system features a robust and airtight sump cover lid, ensuring child safety while effectively blocking the entry of insects, odors, and radon gas.

A notable advantage is the preservation of storage space, as the sump lid can conveniently accommodate items on top. Our dedicated foreman, Colin, seamlessly installed all the required components. With the successful implementation of these solutions, Mrs. Pelland no longer needs to worry about water infiltration in her crawl space or an unstable floor above. This success is another testament to the exceptional work carried out by the entire team at Basement Systems Toronto!

Mr. Memon, our client residing in North York, Ontario, noticed some worrying cracks on the outside of his concrete foundation. Seeking a solution, he coincidentally discovered our foundation repair ad on Facebook. Promptly filling out the attached form, Mr. Memon anxiously awaited our response. Upon our quick follow-up call, we gathered essential details to comprehend the issues in his home. Subsequently, we proposed sending a specialist for a complimentary inspection and quote. Steve Atta conducted the inspection at Mr. Memon's convenience, recommending the installation of the FlexiSpan® Basement Wall Crack Repair system to address the cracks. FlexiSpan® crack repair utilizes a three-step process: applying flexible sealant, installing a porous foam strip, and affixing an impermeable membrane. This reliable method redirects future water seepage into the basement's drainage system discreetly. Unlike traditional methods, FlexiSpan® remains unaffected by hydrostatic pressure or minor wall movement, ensuring effectiveness under all conditions.

Our client Mrs. Anderson, from North York, Ontario, was struggling with water infiltration in her basement through her block foundation walls. She went looking for a solution and by chance, one day while scrolling through Facebook, she came across our ad for foundation repair. She filled out the attached form right away and awaited a response. We quickly called her and asked her questions so we could have a better understanding of the problems in her home. We then offered to send a specialist over to conduct a free inspection and give a free quote. Jason Cirillo went to Mrs. Anderson’s home in North York at a time convenient for her to complete the inspection and quote. After his thorough assessment, he concluded that the best plan would be to install a WaterGuard® Basement Drainage System, as well as CleanSpace® Basement Finishing Wall System to help keep water out of her basement. Unlike traditional external French drains, WaterGuard is installed inside the basement floors, making it resistant to clogs from silt or plant roots. It effectively captures wall and floor seepage, directing it to your sump pump through inlet holes. The CleanSpace® Wall System employs a durable (20mil) white poly sheet to fully envelop basement foundation walls. Installation involves securing the material to the rim joist on the foundation wall and inserting press-fit plastic fasteners into the masonry.