Foundation and waterproofing work in Eagleville
Eagleville is a quiet crossroads in western Waukesha County, and the homes around it tend to be older farmhouses on big lots, often with a barn or shed nearby and a long way to the nearest city service. People out here are used to handling things themselves, so by the time we get a call, somebody has usually tried hydraulic cement, a dehumidifier, and a second sump pump. That shows real effort. The trouble is that clay soil and deep frost keep pushing no matter what gets patched on the inside.
We come out, look at what's already been tried, and tell you honestly what's working. Old block and stone basements often need carbon fiber straps or a steel I-beam before sealing will hold. For water, exterior waterproofing with new weeping tile fixes it at the wall, and interior drain tile to a sump with battery backup is the answer when a dig near a well or septic is tricky. We also do egress windows, vapor barriers and steel support beams. The town building inspector handles permits here, and when one is required, we pull it.
