FAQs Archive - Page 9 of 18 - The City Wide Group

Q: Is waterproofing safe for older homes?

Absolutely! Many older homes in Etobicoke , Scarborough , and other areas benefit from waterproofing to reinforce aging foundations and prevent moisture damage.

Q: Can basement waterproofing help with foundation cracks?

Yes! Many waterproofing solutions include foundation crack repair to prevent leaks and structural weakening.

Q: Will waterproofing stop basement flooding?

While basement waterproofing significantly reduces the risk, adding a sump pump installation and weeping tile system further enhances flood prevention.

Q: Do you offer financing for basement waterproofing?

Yes! City Wide Group offers flexible financing options to make affordable waterproofing services accessible to homeowners throughout Ontario.

Q: How much does basement waterproofing cost in Ontario?

Costs vary depending on the method used and the extent of the issue. Exterior waterproofing generally costs more than interior waterproofing , but both provide long-term protection. Contact us for a free estimate .

Q: Can waterproofing increase my home’s value?

Yes! A dry, mold-free basement is a strong selling point. Buyers look for homes with professionally waterproofed basements , making it a valuable investment.

Q: What areas do you provide basement waterproofing services in?

We serve multiple locations across Ontario, including Toronto , Mississauga , Markham , Brampton , and more.

Q: How long does basement waterproofing last?

Professional waterproofing, especially when using high-quality materials, can last over 25 years or even a lifetime. City Wide Group offers a lifetime transferable warranty , ensuring long-term protection.

Q: Is basement waterproofing covered by insurance?

Most home insurance policies don’t cover water damage due to seepage. Investing in permanent basement waterproofing can prevent costly future repairs and protect your property.

Q: What’s the difference between interior and exterior basement waterproofing?

Interior waterproofing manages water that has already entered, using drainage systems and sump pumps. Exterior waterproofing prevents water from entering in the first place, by sealing the foundation with waterproof membranes.