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Basement Waterproofing & Crawl Space Repairs in Pittsford, NY
Poor air quality could stem from a number of problems including flooded basements, basements with moisture, humidity, and foundation cracks. At Crawford Basements, our goal is to help correct your basement issues and to help provide a healthy living environment. We are a trusted name in basement waterproofing and crawl space repair and have a highly trained crew that can get the job done properly.
Most homeowners convert basements to a play area or a media room where kids and adults hang out. They feel that an occasional musty odor is probably nothing to worry about. However, any foul odor could be a possible moisture problem with the perfect condition for mold and mildew to grow. If the problem is not taken care of immediately, this air will cause allergies and sickness.
Removing any water and moisture from your home is a necessity. That’s why we use Grate Products. Through generations of improvements and evolution, the Grate Products system does what no other system can. It is a complete solution to removing any and all water and moisture from your home.
Some of the basement and crawl space services we offer include:
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If you're in need of foundation repairs, basement waterproofing or other solutions in Pittsford, NY, please contact us today at 585-209-5577, for more information!
With rain and snow in your city it is inevitable to avoid leaks and flooding in your home whether it is a new home or an old one. Don't wait for disaster to strike, keep out moisture and water from bad weather before it gets too late! Call Crawford Basements today at 585-209-5577.
Completed Jobs from Pittsford
Tovie C
January 28, 2019
Crawford basements installed a full perimeter grate drain drainage system along with, full thermal moister barrier, 2 pumps, 2 crocks, 1 high water alarm, and exterior drainage line,
Gavin M
May 23, 2018
Crawford basements installed a full perimeter drainage system with a 2ft wrap along with. 1 high water alarm, 2 pumps, 2 basins, Grate Drain drainage system with sealed access ports, and a battery backup in case of power outages.
Brian F
May 10, 2018
Level 1: Ground Water Control Closed Sump System GrateSump Liner FastSump Pump (1) GrateSump Liner (Empty) GS Joiner/ Orange Cap GP Water Alarm Radon Test Kit (Dual Vial) One Year Maintenance Level 2: Pump & Power Failure Backup Protection Add (1) FastSump Pump in Empty GrateSump Liner FastSump Inverter with 100AMP 12 VT Battery Level 3: Full Perimeter GrateDrain System GrateDrain System GrateDrain Corner Ports GrateDrain T Ports 1Ft HD FinishShield Strip Flexi- Flange Level 4: Full Wall Protection Nationally Backed Warranty on GrateDrain System Full Wall Protection to Ground Level with HD FinishShield or ThermalShield Wall Vapor Barriers and Flexi Flange. Level 5: Moisture Control Santa Fe Classic Advance 2 MaxDry Basement Air System Filter Pack 1 Pre Filter Kit Carbon Monoxide Detector Installed in Basement (Plug in) Level 6: Indoor Air Quality EZ Breathe System EZ Breathe Air Ventilation System
David J
February 7, 2018
Installed Full Perimeter drainage system. (2) Crocks (1) Pump (1) Exterior Drainage Line (1) Battery Back up (2Ft) HD Finish Shield
February 7, 2018
Installed Full Perimeter drainage system. (2) Crocks (1) Pump (1) Exterior Drainage Line (1) Battery Back up (2Ft) HD Finish Shield
Omar A
December 23, 2016
Crawford basements finished 960sqft of basement. This included a spar bedroom, tile shower and bathroom, media area, soccer room for kidds to play in, swirly slide the comes off the stairs and ends in the basement. Full tile floor
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Estimate Requests from Pittsford
David P. on January 17, 2019 9:27:12am
We are looking to put dry wall up in our basement (just 1 room - 25 x 20 ft) but we have a perimeter trench with weep holes in the whole basement. We just want to close up the one room so we can put up the dry wall. need help with what we should do about the trench/weep holes
We are looking to put dry wall up in our basement (just 1 room - 25 x 20 ft) but we have a perimeter trench with weep holes in the whole basement. We just want to close up the one room so we can put up the dry wall. need help with what we should do about the trench/weep holes
Tim G. on August 2, 2018 3:43:27pm
We have moisture in and around the door threshold between the garage and the ground floor. Not sure where it's coming from. We'd like to have someone look at it and give an estimate please.
We have moisture in and around the door threshold between the garage and the ground floor. Not sure where it's coming from. We'd like to have someone look at it and give an estimate please.
Bobbie R. on July 28, 2018 1:29:52pm
I’d kike to get a quote on finishing our basement. Fridays are best.
I’d kike to get a quote on finishing our basement. Fridays are best.
Kerri L. on June 10, 2018 6:04:21am
We need some help with basement. Water and dirt are getting in and there is some black mold as a result. We need it repaired and possibly refinished after repair depending on cost. Looking to start in about 6 weeks. We have a house going on the market this week and the sale of the house will produce funds to pay for basement. Want to begin to get estimates asap
We need some help with basement. Water and dirt are getting in and there is some black mold as a result. We need it repaired and possibly refinished after repair depending on cost. Looking to start in about 6 weeks. We have a house going on the market this week and the sale of the house will produce funds to pay for basement. Want to begin to get estimates asap
Gavin M. on April 11, 2018 2:36:53am
I feel someone water is coming from outside but also might be a leak in a pipe inside
I feel someone water is coming from outside but also might be a leak in a pipe inside
David J. on February 7, 2018 11:18:12am
Full perimeter waterproof
Full perimeter waterproof
joseph M. on December 12, 2017 12:34:42pm
sump pump install with exterior drainage line
sump pump install with exterior drainage line
joseph M. on December 12, 2017 12:34:35pm
sump pump install with exterior drainage line
sump pump install with exterior drainage line
Sean M. on October 4, 2017 3:37:09pm
We are looking to finish our walkout basement, and possibly add a 1/2 bathroom. The approximate size would be between 600 - 700 sq. ft.
We are looking to finish our walkout basement, and possibly add a 1/2 bathroom. The approximate size would be between 600 - 700 sq. ft.
David T. on September 6, 2017 7:48:23pm
We've been in our house for about 14 months. We started having some electrical issues a couple of weeks ago (security system communication panels alerted us that AC power was cut off and they were switching to battery). We went down into the basement to investigate and discovered some extensive water damage near the breaker box. I've had two electricians come look at it. Both observed that water has been coming in through the conduit bringing the AC power in from outside. One of the two, though, thought it odd that the drywall under the breaker box looks to have been fairly soaked at one point but the bottom of the breaker box is not rusted. That made him think that that the hole in the wall through which the conduit runs may not be sealed well, created a separate leak that also needs to be addressed. He recommended contacting a basement waterproofing specialist to fix that in parallel to the work that an electrician will do. The water damage overall, though, does look to be pretty well localized to near the breaker box only.
We've been in our house for about 14 months. We started having some electrical issues a couple of weeks ago (security system communication panels alerted us that AC power was cut off and they were switching to battery). We went down into the basement to investigate and discovered some extensive water damage near the breaker box. I've had two electricians come look at it. Both observed that water has been coming in through the conduit bringing the AC power in from outside. One of the two, though, thought it odd that the drywall under the breaker box looks to have been fairly soaked at one point but the bottom of the breaker box is not rusted. That made him think that that the hole in the wall through which the conduit runs may not be sealed well, created a separate leak that also needs to be addressed. He recommended contacting a basement waterproofing specialist to fix that in parallel to the work that an electrician will do. The water damage overall, though, does look to be pretty well localized to near the breaker box only.
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