Basement Waterproofing in Port Washington, NY

Stop Basement Water Problems for Good

Proven waterproofing solutions that keep Port Washington basements dry through every storm and season.

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Port Washington Waterproofing Services

Your Basement Stays Dry Year-Round

No more rushing downstairs during storms to check for water. No more moving boxes away from walls or running dehumidifiers constantly. When your basement waterproofing is done right, you get peace of mind that lasts.

You can use your basement space without worrying about moisture damage. Your stored belongings stay safe. That musty smell disappears, and the air throughout your home feels fresher.

Most importantly, you protect your home’s foundation and value. Water damage doesn’t just ruin belongings—it can compromise your home’s structural integrity. Proper waterproofing prevents small problems from becoming major headaches.

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We Know Long Island Basements

Diamond Masonry & Waterproofing LLC has been solving basement water problems for Port Washington homeowners who need real solutions, not temporary fixes. We understand how Long Island’s soil conditions, water table, and seasonal weather create unique challenges for basement waterproofing.

You’re not getting a one-size-fits-all approach. We know the difference between homes near the harbor and those further inland. We understand how spring thaw and summer storms affect different foundation types.

When you call us, you’re working with contractors who live and work in this community. We’ve seen every type of basement water problem Port Washington homes face, and we know what actually works long-term.

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Basement Waterproofing Process

Here's How We Stop Water

First, we inspect your basement to identify exactly where water is entering and why. This isn’t a quick look around—we examine your foundation walls, check for cracks, assess drainage patterns, and determine whether you need interior waterproofing, exterior waterproofing, or both.

Next, we explain what we found and recommend the right solution for your specific situation. Some homes need exterior excavation and foundation sealing. Others benefit from interior drainage systems and sump pumps. Many need a combination approach.

Then we get to work using proven waterproofing methods and quality materials designed for Long Island conditions. We don’t rush the job or cut corners. When we’re finished, we clean up completely and walk you through what we’ve done. You’ll know exactly how your new waterproofing system works and what to expect going forward.

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Basement Waterproofing Solutions

Complete Waterproofing Services

Our basement waterproofing services include both interior and exterior solutions. Interior work involves installing drainage systems, sump pumps, and basement wall sealers to manage water that reaches your foundation. Exterior waterproofing means excavating around your foundation to apply waterproof coatings and improve drainage away from your home.

We also handle the masonry work that often goes hand-in-hand with waterproofing. Foundation crack repair, repointing, and structural repairs are all part of creating a truly waterproof basement. You don’t need to coordinate between multiple contractors.

Every job includes proper preparation, quality materials, and thorough cleanup. We use basement sealers and waterproofing products that work in Long Island’s climate and soil conditions. You get a complete solution, not just a quick patch job that fails when you need it most.

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The location and source of your water problem determines the best approach. If you see water coming through foundation walls or floor joints, interior waterproofing with drainage systems usually works well. If water pools around your foundation or you have visible exterior cracks, exterior waterproofing is often necessary. Many Port Washington homes benefit from both approaches working together. We’ll assess your specific situation and recommend the most effective solution for your home and budget.
Quality basement waterproofing should last decades when installed correctly with proper materials. Interior drainage systems and sump pumps can work reliably for 15-20 years with basic maintenance. Exterior waterproofing typically lasts 10-15 years, depending on soil conditions and weather exposure. The key is using the right waterproofing methods for Long Island’s specific challenges—seasonal ground movement, varying water table levels, and our wet spring seasons. Cheap solutions might last a few years, but proper waterproofing is a long-term investment.
Basement sealing typically involves applying sealers to interior walls to block minor moisture. It works for small dampness issues but won’t stop significant water intrusion. Full waterproofing addresses the root causes with comprehensive solutions—exterior excavation, foundation coatings, interior drainage, and sump pump systems. If you’re dealing with standing water, flooding during storms, or persistent moisture problems, you need waterproofing, not just sealing. We’ll be honest about what level of protection your basement actually needs.
Interior waterproofing involves some disruption to your basement floor and walls, but most homeowners can continue using other parts of their home normally. Exterior work requires excavation around your foundation, which means equipment in your yard and temporary landscaping disturbance. Most jobs take 2-5 days depending on the scope. We protect your property, clean up daily, and work efficiently to minimize inconvenience. You’ll know the timeline upfront, and we stick to our schedule so you can plan accordingly.
Yes, proper waterproofing eliminates the moisture that causes musty odors and mold growth. When you stop water infiltration and control humidity levels, those smells disappear naturally. However, existing mold may need separate remediation before waterproofing work begins. We’ll let you know if we spot mold issues during our inspection. Once your basement stays consistently dry, the air quality improves throughout your home, not just in the basement. Many customers notice the difference within weeks of completing waterproofing work.
Maintenance is minimal but important for long-term performance. If you have a sump pump, test it annually before storm season and keep the pit clear of debris. Check that exterior drainage directs water away from your foundation. Interior drainage systems need occasional inspection to ensure they’re flowing freely. We’ll show you exactly what to look for and provide a simple maintenance checklist. Most homeowners can handle basic upkeep themselves, and we’re always available if you notice any changes in your system’s performance.