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KOCH WATERPROOFING

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YOU HAVE OUR WORD, YOU HAVE OUR PROMISE, YOU HAVE OUR NAME.

We at Koch Waterproofing have been repairing basement walls and preventing water seepage for over 10 years. Koch Waterproofing has completed thousands of basement and crawlspace repairs. No matter the extent we will have the solution to any of your water problems.

When you call or submit a request for an appointment, one of our qualified techs will come out to give you a detailed estimate. Unlike most waterproofing contractors our techs do not work on commission. That means better prices and a no pressure sales approach. We take pride in providing the best prices,while ensuring peace of mind during those heavy rain storms.

Not every water problem can be solved with drain tile(french drain)like most waterproofing contractors would like you to think. Drain tile methods are the correct way to go when dealing with hydrostatic pressure. Basements and crawl spaces leak for a number of reasons from pipe penetrations, foundation cracks, siding or brick problems, to pourous concrete,etc. Whatever your waterproofing problems may be we have the skills and experience to solve them.

With offices in Lake county, Cook county, & McHenry county Illinois and also Bristol Wisconsin, you're just a phone call away from a dry basement.

One of the most common water problems is a leaky foundation crack. Although rather inexpensive to fix, they can sometimes be hidden by drywall. When they begin to leak the water can be absorbed by insulation, causing mold problems. This is one of the main reasons to schedule a inspection with a qualified waterproofing company prior to finishing your basement. To the right is a picture of a crack and a diagram of a proper injection process.

One of the main keys to maintaining a dry basement is a quality sump pump and backup pump system.For this Koch Waterproofing relies on Pro Series pumps. They pump more water per hour while using less energy. The Pro Series pumps also provide a secondary float switch which will activate your pump if your first switch fails and sound an alarm letting you know of the problem. This is important because one of the first things to go on a pump system is the switch, causing your basement to flood. A secondary switch will keep your basement dry and give you time to call us to service your system. Be sure to look at our warning signs page for other common water problems. Hopefully this has been helpful, and we look forward to working with you in the future.

Full service basement waterproofing contractors serving Lake county, Cook county & McHenry county Illinois. Also serving Wisconsin.

Koch Waterproofing is an authorized installer of Pro Series pumps, and a member of the Better Business Bureau