Keep water out of your basement and away from your foundation with drainage based basement waterproofing for homes in Dutchess, Putnam, and Upper Westchester Counties.
Most basement water problems start outside the home. When roof water, surface runoff, or groundwater collects around the foundation, pressure builds against the basement walls and floor. Water can then find its way in through cracks, joints, window wells, basement doors, or porous masonry.
Downspouts, clogged underground drains, poor grading, and low yard areas can all send water toward the house. Rain Away Drainage Solutions looks at how water moves across your property before recommending a basement waterproofing plan.
If water shows up after rain, the drainage around your foundation may need attention. Here’s what to look out for:
These signs can point to water collecting where it should not. A drainage inspection can help find the cause before the problem gets worse.
If water has already reached your basement, the first step is finding where it started. Rain Away checks the outside of the home, including downspouts, grading, underground drains, and areas where water collects after rain. During your inspection, we will:
Fill out our online form and we’ll reach out to schedule your in-person appointment at your home.
We inspect the basement, foundation, and drainage around your home.
We install the optimal drainage solution to move water away from your home and basement.
Basement waterproofing is not always a single repair. The best plan depends on the flow of water and your unique conditions.
A basement waterproofing plan may include:
The goal is to keep water from building up against your foundation in the first place.
Our experts can help implement a reliable basement waterproofing solution in the following cities:
We also work with property owners throughout Putnam County & Northern Westchester County.
Basement water problems need a clear plan, not a rushed repair. Homeowners choose Rain Away because:
If water reaching your basement has you worried, get clear answers before the next heavy rain.
Move stored items away from the water and avoid using electrical outlets near wet areas. Then schedule a consultation with a drainage expert to find where the water is coming from.
Water may be collecting around the foundation because of downspouts, poor grading, clogged drains, runoff, or groundwater pressure.
Yes. Downspouts that drain too close to the house can soak the soil near the foundation and push water toward the basement.
Many wet basement problems need drainage work outside the home. An inspection can show whether the issue is coming from roof water, yard runoff, groundwater, or the foundation.
Exterior basement waterproofing can include a waterproofing membrane, footing drains, grading corrections, and drainage systems that move water away from the foundation.
Yes. Damp basement smells often come from moisture. Reducing water around the foundation can help lower moisture problems.
Yes. Rain Away installs drainage solutions that can help move water away from the foundation and reduce basement water issues.
We provide basement waterproofing and drainage services in Dutchess, Putnam, and Upper Westchester Counties.
With an inspection we can check the basement, foundation, downspouts, grading, and drainage areas around the home to find the likely source.
Sometimes. The repair depends on where the water is coming from and how it needs to be redirected.
