Basement Waterproofing in Bexley, OH

Bexley is a small city on the east side of Columbus, known for Capital University, the Jeffrey Mansion and its park, and tree-lined streets of homes built mostly in the early and middle twentieth century. The Ohio Governor's Residence is also located here. Alum Creek runs along the western side of the city.

Many Bexley houses are large brick, stone, or stucco homes with full basements built decades ago. Their foundations may include stone or brick walls, early concrete, and additions built in a different era. Water often enters where old and new sections meet, at old window wells, or through mortar joints that have worn over time.

Homes near Alum Creek and in lower parts of the city can see different ground conditions from those on higher streets, but closeness to the creek does not by itself explain a leak. We trace water to where it actually enters and look at gutters, downspouts, and grading, which on older properties have often changed many times since the house was built.