Wet basement waterproofing with Life-of-House warranty
Metuchen Borough is located in Middlesex County, N.J., 29 miles southwest of Manhattan. The Borough covers 2.76 square miles and is home to 13,574 residents (U.S. Census 2010). The zip code is 08840.
The name Metuchen is a derivative of a Native American Chief’s name. The word is referenced the area in the late 1600’s.
Because the settlers in the western part of the township were so far removed from the village of Woodbridge, they early developed a separate identity. The name “Metuchen” first appeared in 1688/89, and in 1701 an overseer of roads was appointed for “Metuchen district”. In 1705 Main Street was laid out at the same time as the road from Metuchen to Woodbridge, which one source calls a “reworking of the original road”.
David Copperfield, magician, was born in Metuchen. The early development of Metuchen is reflected in the history of its Presbyterian Church. Sometime between 1717 and 1730 a meeting house was constructed for weekday meetings conducted by the pastor of the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church.
What is wet basement waterproofing?
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When we say wet basement waterproofing we are talking about a French Drain and sump pump inside the basement.
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Wet Basement Waterproofing will create a healthier environment in your home by eliminating water and dampness.
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A French drain wet basement waterproofing system controls the water under the floor and from the walls.
Fixing your wet basement now will save you thousands later
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When a house is under contract for sale, the buyer will usually retain the services of a home inspection company to report on the overall condition of the house.
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The home inspection is a comprehensive exam of the building from roof to basement and everything in between.
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If there was ever a wet basement problem the Home Inspector will find it.
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If you want the house to be easier to show and thus easier to sell, you should have the wet basement made dry and healthy before the house is shown.