Basements flood, crawl spaces flood, and parking garages flood — usually at the worst possible hour. Our technicians are staged across the country and ready to respond the moment you call.

SGP Waterproofing is a licensed and insured Waterproofing contractor serving homeowners, property managers, and commercial building owners across the country. We didn't start as a marketing company that added waterproofing to a service list — our crews came up running sump pumps, pouring interior drain tile, and injecting epoxy into foundation cracks long before the trucks had our name on the door.
Because we staff locally instead of subcontracting out to whoever's available nearby, the estimate you get over the phone tends to match the invoice you get at the end of the job — no surprise line items, no upsell script.
Freeze-thaw cycles, seasonal rainfall patterns, and water table depth all shift how urgently a given crack or seep needs attention depending on where the property sits. We track these regional patterns because they change how we prioritize scheduling during storm season versus a slow drip in the middle of a dry month.
We also see a lot of properties where a previous waterproofing attempt only addressed the symptom — a topical sealant painted over a cracked wall, for example — without solving the pressure or grading issue causing the crack in the first place. Part of every inspection is checking for that kind of prior patch job before we recommend anything new.

Most water intrusion problems don't start as a flood — they start small, and they get worse on a schedule. Here's what our technicians look for on a first inspection.
That damp, earthy smell in a finished or unfinished basement is usually mold or mildew feeding on moisture that's already gotten past your walls.
Efflorescence forms when water carries dissolved minerals through porous concrete and leaves them on the surface as it dries — a clear sign moisture is actively passing through.
A crack that's a sixteenth of an inch wide today can become a sixteenth of an inch wider by next spring if the pressure behind the wall isn't relieved.
Drywall that feels soft, bubbles, or shows a tide line near the floor is already absorbing groundwater — by the time you see it, the insulation behind it is usually soaked too.
A window well that fills with water during heavy rain is putting direct pressure on the glass and frame, and it's one of the most common entry points we find in older homes nationwide.
Water that pools against your foundation after every rain is telling you the drainage system, whatever's left of it, has stopped doing its job.
We scope every job in person before quoting it, because two houses with the same symptom rarely need the same fix. These are the five services that make up most of our workload.
Active flooding gets priority dispatch. We arrive with submersible pumps, air movers, and moisture-mapping tools to stop the water first and diagnose the long-term fix second.
For finished basements we route the drain tile beneath the existing slab edge, which limits how much flooring has to come up during installation.
Parking garages, below-grade retail space, and multi-family basements need waterproofing membranes and drainage systems rated for continuous traffic and higher hydrostatic load.
We classify every crack before injecting it — structural cracks get epoxy, active leaks get flexible polyurethane that expands to fill voids behind the wall.
Encapsulation starts with removing standing water and debris, then sealing the space with a 12-20 mil liner and a dehumidifier sized to the cubic footage.
Exterior French drains paired with corrected grading are usually the first thing we recommend for a property that's flooding from the outside in, not the inside out.
You describe what you're seeing and we ask a few questions to gauge urgency before anyone gets in a truck.
A technician maps moisture readings, checks grading, and identifies whether the source is groundwater, surface water, or condensation.
We put the scope, materials, and price in writing so you can compare it against anyone else's estimate line for line.
Most residential jobs finish in one to three days, and we walk the property with you afterward to confirm every drain, pump, and seal is working.
Every quote breaks down materials and labor separately, so you can see exactly what you're paying for instead of one vague lump sum.
Same-day availability isn't guaranteed on every job, but our dispatch model is built to prioritize it whenever the situation calls for it.
Our crews run truck-mounted extraction units, moisture meters, and thermal imaging cameras — not a shop-vac and a guess.
Warranty callbacks get the same dispatch priority as a new emergency, because a repeat leak is still an active problem for you.

We document every job with photos, moisture readings, and a copy of the warranty terms, so there's a paper trail if you ever need to reference the work again.


Our coverage spans dozens of states and hundreds of cities. If you're unsure whether we reach your address, call and we'll tell you honestly.

Each region we serve has its own local coverage details; call +1-866-476-1348 and we'll confirm same-day availability for your specific address.

"Our basement flooded during a storm at 2am and someone actually picked up the phone. The crew had pumps running before sunrise and came back two days later to install the drain tile system."
— Verified Homeowner
"The crack in our basement wall had been leaking for a year before we finally called. Injection took less than an afternoon and it's been dry since."
— Verified Seller
"The crawl space under our addition never dried out properly. Full encapsulation with a dehumidifier fixed it in one visit."
— Verified Homeowner
"Our old sump pump died during the biggest storm of the year and we got water in the finished basement. They replaced it with a battery backup system so we're covered even during a power outage."
— Verified Customer
"Property management hired them to fix water coming through the garage ceiling. They scheduled the membrane work in phases so we never had to close the whole garage."
— Verified Property Manager
"We'd been dealing with musty smell in the basement for years and finally found out it was efflorescence building up behind the paint. Interior drain tile solved it for good."
— Verified Homeowner
For active flooding we prioritize same-day dispatch across the areas we cover; routine inspections usually book within 48 hours.
Yes — every job gets a flat-rate, written quote before work begins, and that number doesn't change once the crew is on-site.
We handle active flooding, sump pump failures, and failed foundation walls with same-day dispatch, portable extraction pumps, and temporary water mitigation.
We avoid quoting ballpark numbers over the phone because two basements with the same symptom can need very different fixes.
Hairline cracks are actually the ideal time to call, since injection repair is faster and cheaper before hydrostatic pressure has a chance to widen the gap.
The right system depends on access, budget, and what's actually driving the water in — we'll explain the trade-offs before you decide.
Most residential interior drain tile or sump installations finish in one to three days; larger commercial membrane projects can take longer depending on square footage.
Documentation from our inspection often helps speed up the claims process, but final approval is always the insurer's call.
A French drain without a sump pump just relocates water to one spot; the pump is what actually discharges it away from the home.
Warranty length and coverage vary by service type, and we'll spell out the specifics in writing before the job starts.
Standing water doesn't stop us from starting; we extract it as the first step, then proceed with vapor barrier and drainage installation.
We work with property managers, HOAs, and commercial building owners in addition to single-family homes, including parking structures and multi-unit basements.
Call now for a free inspection and a flat-rate quote before anything gets worse.
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