Great Lakes Waterproofing

Selby Avenue, Saint Paul, MN 55104
877-398-5247
www.tcwaterproof.com

Hours: 24 hour emergency service available

Payment: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Check or Cash

We also service the Minneapolis area.

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Serving the Midwest for over 30 years we specialize in exterior waterproofing with our exclusive Hydroclay Injection System. We also offer interior drain tile or cove systems as well as concrete repair and sealing. Free Estimates, Lifetime Guarantee.

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Sometimes it's essential to get it done right.

Anytime that a customer contacts us to correct improper grading around their home, it usually means that they've found that telltale sign... water in their basement. Correcting the grading is essential but only fixes the ground, if the foundation has even a tiny crack additional measures must be taken. We can do only so much... The expanding clay injection process used by Great Lakes Waterproofing has been essential in a comprehensive fix for many of our customers.
By Ground Control on May 16, 2010 at 09:58 AM

They did my basement

I had water coming in the corner of my basement during heavy rainstorms, mostly down by the floor. These guys injected clay in the area the water was coming in and recommended I fix my downspout. It rained a few days later and the basement still had some water and I was really mad but the guy said the clay takes 30 days to set, I waited and he was right, it rained hard and a little came in but now there's nothing in that spot anymore.
By Ted Malmanski on August 25, 2007 at 05:17 PM