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Professional home waterproofers serving Toronto and the GTA! 📞 Call us for same-day services and 24/7 appointments (647) 483-2455

🏠 Basement waterproofing
🦸 Water damage restoration
🦠 Mould Removal
💧 Emergency Flood Cleanup

11/04/2026

From flooded basement to 100% dry and secure 🏗️💧
Here’s the full breakdown of how we fix wet basements from the outside. Solid foundation protection that lasts a lifetime with DGI Waterproofing.
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11/04/2026

The first step in protecting a basement from outside water is getting the foundation fully exposed. Our crew is digging away the soil around this home to uncover the basement walls and make room for the exterior waterproofing work ahead.

With the foundation exposed, we can get a proper look at the concrete, check for cracks or areas that may need attention, and prepare the surface for the new waterproofing membrane. That membrane will act as a barrier against moisture in the surrounding soil, helping stop water before it reaches the basement.

It’s not the most glamorous part of the job, but there's no skipping it. Good preparation gives the rest of the waterproofing system a solid place to start.

10/30/2026

We let our employees turn into hard-working ghosts for the day DGI waterproofing! 👻⛏️
They might look scary, but they’re only here to chase away one thing: water leaks in your basement.
Have a wonderful and dry Halloween! 🎃✨

10/21/2026

This is one of the first steps in an interior basement waterproofing project: opening up the floor along the foundation. Our crew is excavating the interior of the basement to create the space needed for the new waterproofing and drainage system.

By working directly along the inside of the foundation, we can install a waterproofing membrane that helps collect and control moisture before it becomes a bigger problem in the finished basement. The excavation also gives us the access needed to properly install the drainage system and connect it to the sump pump.

It’s not the cleanest stage of the project, but there’s a reason for all the digging. Once the waterproofing system is installed and everything is put back together, the work happening below the finished floor will be helping protect the basement from unwanted water.

10/14/2026

Before a new exterior waterproofing system can be installed, the foundation needs to be fully exposed. That’s what our crew is working on here, excavating along the outside of the basement to reach the foundation walls and prepare them for the next stages of the project.

Once the foundation is uncovered, we can inspect the concrete, look for cracks or areas that may need attention, and properly prepare the surface for the waterproofing membrane. The membrane will then create a protective barrier along the foundation, helping keep groundwater from getting through the basement walls.

It’s a lot of digging before the waterproofing work itself begins, but getting the foundation properly exposed and prepared is an important part of doing the job right.

10/07/2026

Before an interior waterproofing membrane can be installed, we need to open up the basement and get access to the foundation. In this project, our crew is removing the drywall and baseboards before excavating along the interior foundation walls to prepare the area for the new waterproofing system.

Opening up the basement allows us to work directly along the foundation instead of simply covering up the signs of moisture. Once the area is exposed, we can prepare the foundation, install the membrane, and create a proper drainage path to help control water and moisture below ground.

It’s one of the messier parts of the process, but it’s an important step. The finished basement may look completely different, but the work happening underneath is what helps the waterproofing system do its job.

09/24/2026

Before a new waterproofing membrane can go on, we need to get down to the foundation. Our crew is excavating along the exterior of the home to fully expose the basement foundation and create the access needed for the next stages of the job.

Once the foundation is uncovered, we can inspect the concrete, identify any cracks or problem areas, prepare the surface, and get it ready for the new waterproofing system. The membrane will then create a protective barrier between the foundation and the surrounding soil, helping keep groundwater from making its way into the basement.

There’s a lot of digging involved before you ever see the finished result, but this is where a proper exterior waterproofing job begins. The better the foundation is exposed and prepared, the better the waterproofing can do its job.

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Toronto, ON

Telephone

+16474832455

Website

https://dgiwaterproofing.ca/

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