Water Leaking Around Basement Windows?

Stop Flooding With Proper Window Well Drainage

We install and upgrade window well systems that keep water, debris, and leaks out.

Basement Windows Should Let in Light — Not Water

Window Well Drainage

When window wells don’t drain properly, they collect water, leaves, and debris — putting pressure on your basement windows and often leading to leaks, mold, and even flooding. We install or upgrade window well drainage systems to move water away before it becomes a problem — protecting your basement from costly damage.

SIGNS YOU MAY NEED WINDOW WELL DRAINAGE
How We Improve Your Window Well Drainage

We tailor each solution to your specific needs from preventing water buildup to replacing aging or ineffective wells. Our services may include:

  • Installing window well drains to move water away from your foundation

  • Adding clear, secure covers to keep out debris and rainfall

  • Replacing damaged or rusted window well walls with durable, properly sized materials

  • Upgrading to egress windows, when required for code compliance or safety

We make sure your basement windows stay dry, functional, and protected — no matter the weather.

What’s an Egress Window?
An egress window is a large, code-compliant basement window that serves as an emergency exit. If you’re finishing your basement or adding a bedroom, building codes may require one — and we can help install it properly and safely.

Inspection

We assess your window wells and look for water intrusion risks.

Customized Plan

We recommend the right fix based on your landscape and basement layout.

Expert Repair

We install or repair drainage systems and covers to protect your windows.

Related Services

Downspout Extensions

Moving roof water further from your home can reduce window well flooding.

Crawl Space Solutions

Excess moisture can affect your crawl space, too — not just your basement.

Basement Drainage Systems

Prevent water from pooling around your home or under your slabs.
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