Keeping Wellesley Basements Dry From the Inside
Interior drainage and sump pump systems, built for Wellesley's older homes.

How an Interior System Keeps Water Out
Three pieces that work together every time it rains.
Drainage at the Footing
A channel set into the floor along the walls catches water where the wall meets the slab, before it spreads across the basement.
A Sump Pump Sized for the Job
Collected water runs to a sump pit, where the pump kicks on as the level rises. Battery backup keeps it working when the power goes out.
Discharge That Leaves for Good
The discharge line exits the house and releases water away from the foundation, so it doesn't soak back into the soil against your walls.
Why Do Wellesley Basements Flood?
Older foundations and low ground near the brooks make water a local problem.
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What We Check Before Recommending a Fix
Every Wellesley basement leaks for its own reasons. These three come first.
Where the Water Gets In
We trace the entry point before anything else: the joint where wall meets floor, a crack, a gap between stones or water rising through the slab. Each one points to a different fix.
Where Your Sump Water Goes
Wellesley and MWRA rules don't allow sump pumps or groundwater to drain into the sanitary sewer. If an older pump in your house was plumbed that way, we reroute it outside.
What the House Actually Needs
If the real problem is one crack or a downspout dumping water at the foundation, we'll tell you. Interior drainage is the right answer for a lot of basements, not all of them.