Basement Drainage Installation in Southeastern Michigan

An interior perimeter drain is installed along the base of your basement walls to capture water as it enters. The drain channels water to a sump basin where a pump removes it from your home before it can spread across the floor.

Drainage installation is a key component of interior waterproofing. It manages water that enters the basement rather than stopping it at the exterior wall. For severe intrusion, it is often combined with crack injection or rod hole sealing.

Most drainage installations in southeastern Michigan homes are completed in one to two days. The timeline depends on the size of the basement and the extent of the system required.

Yes, a drainage system collects water and directs it to a sump basin. A functioning sump pump is required to remove that water from your home. We include sump pump installation when needed.

Yes, interior drainage systems are effective for both concrete block and poured concrete foundations common throughout southeastern Michigan. The system is designed to capture water regardless of how it enters the basement.

Yes, once a drainage system is installed and functioning, your basement is a much safer candidate for finishing. We recommend confirming the system is working through at least one wet season before beginning any finish work.