Sample website for DryBase Waterproofing, a fictional waterproofing contractor, built with AI Web Maker.
A brick house with a basement window well in steady rain at dusk

Keep the water on the outside of your walls

DryBase cures damp basements, leaking walls and tired flat roofs. Every job starts with a survey and moisture readings, so the repair matches the real cause rather than a guess.

$180for a survey with a written report
10 yearsguarantee on basement tanking
3 daysto send the report and quote
  • Basements and cellars
  • Walls and foundations
  • Flat roofs and extensions
  • Moisture readings on every survey

What the damp is telling you

Different water problems leave different marks. These are the patterns our surveyors look for before anyone talks about a cure.

The mark you seeWhere the water comes fromWhat usually cures it
A tide mark low on the wall, with salts and flaking paintGround moisture rising through a wall with no working damp courseA new damp course, once the readings confirm it
Wet patches that grow after heavy rainRain getting in through cracks, worn pointing or a leaking gutterRepairs outside first: pointing, render or gutters
Water on the basement floor after stormsGroundwater pressing through the walls and the floor jointCavity drain membrane with a sump, or tanking
A crack in a concrete wall that weepsA shrinkage or settlement crack letting water throughResin injection to seal the crack
Black mould in corners and behind furnitureCondensation from moist indoor air, not a leakBetter ventilation and heating; no waterproofing needed
Drips or stains under a flat roofA split membrane or a failed flashing at an upstandA patch repair, or a new membrane if it is worn out

Condensation is a frequent cause of mould, and when the readings point to it we say so rather than sell a membrane.

Cures we carry out

Each one follows a survey. Prices are a guide for a typical job, and the quote is fixed before any work starts.

Basement tanking

A waterproof cement slurry bonded to the walls and floor of the basement, built up in coats and left ready for plaster or paint.

Per square metrefrom $95

Cavity drain membrane

A studded membrane fixed to walls and floor that leads water to a sump pump, for basements under steady water pressure.

Typical basementfrom $6,800

Crack injection

Weeping cracks in concrete walls sealed from inside with injected resin that expands into the crack and sets.

Per crackfrom $420

Damp course injection

A new chemical damp course injected along the mortar line where readings confirm moisture rising from the ground.

Per metre of wallfrom $60

Wall and pointing repairs

Cracked render, worn pointing and leaking joints repaired on the outside, so rain stays out before any treatment inside.

Per jobfrom $350

Flat roof membranes

Single ply and liquid applied membranes laid over flat roofs, garages and extensions, with upstands and outlets dressed properly.

Per square metrefrom $70

Rules on building work, listed buildings and shared walls vary by country and city. The survey tells you if anything needs approval before we start.

A surveyor pressing a moisture meter against a damp basement wall

A survey that measures before it recommends

A surveyor spends about an hour at the property with a moisture meter, a thermal camera and a torch. Readings are taken across the walls and floors, outside as well as in, and the drains and gutters near the damp are checked too.

The written report arrives within three days with the readings, the photos, the likely cause and a fixed quote. When the cause is condensation or a blocked gutter, the report says so, and the quote is small or there is none.

  • Readings marked on a plan of each room
  • Outside walls, gutters and ground levels checked
  • A fixed quote attached to the report
  • The $180 fee comes off the bill when we do the work

From the first call to a dry room

A basement job takes one to three weeks on site. Wall and roof repairs are often finished in a few days.

  1. Survey

    Readings, photos and a look at the outside of the building, about an hour on site.

  2. Report and quote

    Within three days: the cause, the cure and a fixed price, with no pressure to decide.

  3. Preparation

    Walls stripped back to sound masonry, cracks opened up and the floor cleaned.

  4. Waterproofing

    Tanking, membranes or injection applied in the order the system needs, then left to cure.

  5. Check and guarantee

    A final round with the meter, then the written guarantee for the system installed.

Recent jobs, before the plaster went on

Most waterproofing ends up hidden behind a finished wall, so the crews photograph every stage for the owner's records.

From property owners (example reviews)

The survey found a leaking gutter joint behind the damp patch, not the rising damp another firm had quoted for. A small repair, and the wall has stayed dry through two winters.
Owen K.Damp survey and gutter repair
Our cellar used to take water every spring. The membrane and the sump went in over eight days, and the room is now a dry workshop.
Farida and Joseph M.Cavity drain membrane
Photos at every stage, a tidy crew, and a flat roof over the garage that has finally stopped dripping onto the car.
Hannah L.Flat roof membrane

Damp and leak questions

Is every damp wall rising damp?

No. Many damp walls are wet from rain getting in, a leaking pipe or condensation. The survey readings show which one it is, and the cure differs for each.

Can a basement be waterproofed from the inside?

Yes, in most cases. Tanking and cavity drain membranes are both fitted from inside, which avoids digging around the building. Outside work is suggested only when the inside cannot be reached or the walls themselves are failing.

Do we need to move out during the work?

Rarely. Basement work is noisy and dusty for a few days, and we seal off the rest of the house with sheeting. Roof and wall repairs happen outside.

What does the guarantee cover?

Basement tanking and membranes carry a 10 year written guarantee against water coming through the system we installed. Wall and roof repairs carry two years.

Is permission needed for the work?

Most inside waterproofing needs none, but rules on building work, listed buildings and shared walls vary by country and by city. The survey report says if anything needs approval first.

When is the bill due?

A 20 percent deposit holds the start date, and the balance is invoiced once the job is signed off. You pay the office directly.

Book a damp survey

Tell us where the water shows and what kind of building it is. A surveyor rings back inside one working day to fix a visit.

  • Survey $180, taken off the bill if we do the work
  • Report and fixed quote within three days
  • Leaking right now? Ring +1 555 0220

Used only to arrange your survey and send the report.

Talk to the surveyors

The office takes calls on weekdays and Saturday mornings. Leaks that are coming in right now are answered first.

Surveyors' desk

+1 555 0220

surveys@example.com

Homes, shops and warehouses across the city and the towns within 60 km

Office hours

Monday to Friday07:30 to 17:30
Saturday08:00 to 12:00
SundayClosed

Our patch

Homes, shops and warehouses across the city and the towns within 60 km. Further out, the travel cost is quoted before the survey is booked.

About this sample page

Damp marks decoded: a survey first site for waterproofing crews

DryBase Waterproofing is fictional, and its page was built to show how a damp specialist can put diagnosis, prices and surveys on AI Web Maker. Rain falls across the opening photo while a striped membrane edge runs along its foot, setting the scene before a word is read. A table of damp marks and their usual causes comes next, including the honest note that mould is often condensation. Priced cures, a measured survey and a five step job outline follow. This order leads a worried owner from a stain on the wall to a booked survey.

Any waterproofing firm can start the same way, with a few lines about its cures and its area, after which the builder returns draft pages carrying an enquiry form. Owners then get in touch by phone or through that form, and the firm settles prices and payment with each of them directly. Hosting begins at publishing, $119 a year with the domain on top, while drafts and previews are unbilled. The sample page goes deeper into the choices behind this layout. A firm can swap in its own jobs, drop the roof work or add a section on guarantees without breaking the flow.

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