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Basement Leak Repair Specialist

Waterproofing Basement Walls starts and ends with SP-3

Our proprietary SP-3 formula coupled with our specialized high pressure injection technique
creates a permanent seal that stops water the first time, every time

Hire the leading basement waterproofing company serving Southeast Michigan.

HOW CAN WE PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY?

We specialize in basement waterproofing with polyurethane injection. The SP-3 polyurethane we use is a water-activated sealing solution that, under high pressure, stops water by filling cracks all the way to the exterior wall.

So what does that mean for you? It means you’ll get a dry basement the first time, every time. Our basement waterproofing company repairs cracks or leaks in your:

Residential Services

If there is a leak source anywhere in your poured concrete basement, water will find its way in at every weather opportunity. These same type of problems effect residential, condominium, and townhouse foundations.

Free Online Inspection

Take a clear image of your basement leak problems and email them to us. You save time in appointments and receive an accurate online quote.

Condominium & townhouse services

Mr. Sponge is owner-operated. This means you get the owner on every job. We are not a franchise operation, but rather a Michigan-based corporation that brings solutions to homeowners from..

WHY SHOULD YOU HIRE US?

We’re fully licensed

Our company has proven itself as a leader in the waterproofing industry with inventions like the TRX® Swell Plug and SP-3.

We’ve been around
since 1967

We’ve had our articles featured in major media companies like USA Today and Reuters.

We're owner-operated

A water damaged basement can cost you from $500 to $10,000 or more in damages. That’s why it’s important to get basement leak repair work done immediately when you notice moisture seeping into your basement.

Call now to ask about our basement waterproofing services in Southeast Michigan.

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FAQ

What are Tie Rod Holes?

Tie rod holes result from the original construction of your home.

In many cases, concrete forms are hand built from wood and held together during the cement pour with 5/8 steel rods every 18 inches by two rows being...

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Can you repair an old wall
crack that was chiseled out?

Some waterproofing contractors from the 1970’s and 1980’s repaired wall cracks by chiseling the crack deep into the wall, then creating a large hole at the bottom for the water to drain out. This method did not stop the water but rather diverted it. Over time, the sealants used to cover up the large cavity would deteriorate and begin to leak through the surface. It can be repaired by high pressure injection of SP-3 water-activated polyurethane.

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My basement wall leak was
repaired with a panel and leaks

Some waterproofing contractors repair a wall crack by draining it into the floor instead of stopping the water...

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Can tree roots affect my
basement?

Tree root destruction is seen more often than any other condition. Trees planted years ago that have matured...

LEARN MORE

What are Tie Rod Holes?

Tie rod holes result from the original construction of your home.
In many cases, concrete forms are hand built from wood and held together during the cement pour with 5/8 steel rods every 18 inches by two rows being…

Can you repair an old wall
crack that was chiseled out?

Some waterproofing contractors from the 1970’s and 1980’s repaired wall cracks by chiseling the crack deep into the wall, then creating a large hole at the bottom for the water to drain out. This method did not (stop the water), but rather diverted it. Over time, the sealants used to cover up the large cavity would deteriorate and begin to leak through the surface. It can be repaired by high-pressure injection of SP-3 water-activated polyurethane. First, we will have to strengthen the cavity prior to injection. Below is an example of a chiseled out wall crack with a drain hole..

My basement wall leak was
repaired with a panel and leaks

Some waterproofing contractors repair a wall crack by draining it into the floor instead of (stopping the water)..

Can tree roots affect my
basement?

Tree root destruction is seen more often than any other condition. Trees planted years ago that have matured..

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Looking for a Basement Leak Repair Company in Southeast Michigan?

Trust the company that’s been around since 1967 for your Basement Leak Repair

Is your home or business slowly drowning? Fix the problem with the help of Mr. Sponge Waterproofing, Inc. We provide basement leak repair services in the Southeast Michigan area for residential, condominium and townhouse properties.

 

 

Protect your home from water leaking through your walls. Call Mr. Sponge Waterproofing today.

For the do-it-yourself, check out our quick and easy basement leak repair tool:

TRX ® SWELL PLUG

https://trxplug.com

The common tie rod hole problem has been an issue for homeowners causing flooded basements, lost items and costly repairs. These leaks are often incorrectly diagnosed as a failed foundation drain tile system, or an unexplained leak source that results in high repair costs for the consumer.