Van Matre Construction Launches Updated Basement Waterproofing PageDiagnosis first, then the system that fits the site. A closer look at how Front Range basements take on water and what a permanent fix actually involves.
By: Van Matre Construction Most homeowners find out the hard way. A finished basement smells musty after a wet spring, or water shows up along the wall-to-floor joint after snowmelt, and nobody knows how long it has been happening. Front Range expansive clay swells when it takes on water and shrinks when it dries, and freeze-thaw adds to the load all winter. That movement opens the paths water uses to get in, and hydrostatic pressure does the rest. Van Matre Construction starts at the source. Before anything is specified, the team traces where water is entering, how the site drains, and whether the structure is moving with it. That often means looking past the basement wall at drainage and grading conditions across the whole property. "The drainage solutions we offer are the most ironclad, guaranteeable, and longest-lasting waterproofing solutions available," said Brady Van Matre, Founder and Owner. The page details the company's basement waterproofing solutions:
Water is almost always part of the structural story on the Front Range, which is why the page also explains where waterproofing ends and foundation repair begins. Homeowners can read about the team and approach, or schedule a complimentary on-site assessment. No deposit is required, and a signed contract holds a place on the schedule. About Van Matre Construction Van Matre Construction is a Boulder foundation repair and drainage specialist focused on permanent, engineered solutions. Founded by Brady Van Matre in 2001, it serves Boulder, Denver, and the Front Range with gold-standard limited-access micropiles, along with helical piers, to correct structural movement and water intrusion. It also handles basement waterproofing, drainage, and concrete repair, and backs every structural solution with a lifetime warranty. Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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