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Footing Drain Installation in Massachusetts & Rhode Island
Footing drains drive rainwater and other elements, which create clogging away from your basement wall into a nearby sewer junction. If you are facing continued leaks through your basement walls and floor, or a clogged drain. you will most likely need a footing drainage system.
Pioneer Basement provides a top-grade footing drain system fitted with fiber filter technology for homeowners in Massachusetts and Rhode Island since 1984. We custom design footing drains to suit your basement size and structure. We also utilize inclined slopes to make the drain perform better. If not available, we can provide the GrateSump™ sump pump system to actively pump the water out.
Why Do Footing Drains Clog?
Rainwater, soil particles, and other fine particles enter the drain and gradually form layers of sediment in the waterway which eventually blocks the drain making the drainage system ineffective. Since the water has nowhere else to go, it will end up finding its way into the basement through tiny gaps and crevices.
Another reason for clog is when soil is dug to establish the basement foundation and install the footing drain. When the soil is put back in against the basement wall, it crushes the footing drain if a proper method is not used, this destroys the functionality of the drain. Pioneer Basement offers:
- Footing Drain – high-quality footing drains that last you years after years
- Proper Installation – experienced crew follow proper methods for installation
- Fiber Filters – prevents fine particles in the soil from entering the drain
- GrateSump™ – remove water by actively pumping
- Affordable Prices – high-grade services at low prices
Let Choose Pioneer Basement Install Your Footing Drain in Acton & Carlisle=
Pioneer Basement is a member of the Basement Health Association and our entire staff is certified to meet the highest standards. We provide premier service to all of our customers. Call us today from Acton, Barrington, Carlisle, Foxboro, Gardner, and other places in the Massachusetts and Rhode Island areas at 508-416-6564 for a free inspection and we’ll get started immediately!
iBasement Systems & Crawl Space Systems Certificates
We offer 6 levels of iBasement Certificate, and 5 levels Crawl Space Systems Certificate, each designed to solve specific problems and protect your home, family, and property value on the long run.
Steps towards a healthy basement and a Nationally Backed Warranty.
All of our Healthy Basement / Crawl Space Contractors are trained and certified.
Steps towards a healthy crawl space and a Nationally Backed Warranty.
All of our Healthy Basement / Crawl Space Contractors are trained and certified.
Why does my basement smell musty?
That infamous musty odor indicates the presence of mold in your basement, even of you can’t see mold spots yet. Mold is a smelly fungus that loves damp and dark environments like a basement. Even in small concentrations it still releases spores and odors in the air.
Is mold in the basement dangerous?
Only a few species of mold, such as black mold, produce hazardous mycotoxins that can trigger serious health problems. Yet, every species of mold growing indoors releases spores which, in high concentrations, will negatively impact indoor air quality. This can trigger mild to sever allergy symptoms in sensitive people.
How to clean up mold in my basement?
If you have a visible mold infestation in your basement, start by getting rid of all the moldy items. Cardboard, paper, fabrics, upholstery, wood, drywall, and insulation must be removed and properly discarded. You can then clean mold from the walls and other hard surfaces using these CDC guidelines. https://www.cdc.gov/mold/mold-cleanup-bleach.html
How to get rid of basement mold?
The most effective way to permanently kill mold and keep it from growing back is to always keep Relative Humidity Levels in the basement below 60%. That can be accomplished by running a good basement dehumidifier that will constantly monitor RH levels and run as needed of the levels are too high.
What are those stains in my basement wall?
Stains in basement walls can have different causes. Some stains are mold. Others, like rusty-colored stains can indicate the presence of iron ochre in the groundwater, and a white, powdery substance covering the walls can be efflorescence. Basement wall stains usually are a sign of water seepage, and that your basement would benefit from drainage improvements.
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Angie’s List Super Service Award 2016
Home Advisor Screened & Approved
Basement Health Association Member
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Service Area
Pioneer Basement offers a variety of services from waterproofing to foundation repairs. We offer the following services in your area, basement waterproofing, crawl space encapsulation, sump pump installation and service, basement crack repair, vapor barriers and moisture control.