Foundation Leaks

What Causes Foundation Leaks?

Foundation leaks can occur when soil expands and contracts due to seasonal weather changes. Over time, concrete can develop flaws and deteriorate naturally. However, in most cases, the damage can be repaired!

Signs of a Foundation Leak

Signs of a foundation leak include water seeping through walls or floors, damp spots in the basement, musty odors, mold growth, water stains, and cracks in the concrete. You may also notice peeling paint, white powdery deposits on concrete, increased indoor humidity, or standing water around the foundation, especially after heavy rain or snowmelt.

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