Soggy Bottom Waterproofing

These guys were great. While other companies tried to convince me I needed a full encapsulation with a price tag of $15-20,000, Soggy Bottom came in and told me exactly what I needed to keep my space dry. It ended up costing less than half what everyone else was quoting. When the inspector came back after Soggy Bottom did their work, he was very impressed with the work they’d done. Highly recommend!

The team at Soggy Bottom Waterproofing, including the owner, was very kind and professional to work with. The work they completed has successfully lowered the humidity in our crawl space to under 60%, which I greatly appreciate. That said, I do have some concerns about the installation. The plastic was rolled out across the floor but was not extended up the walls or piers as outlined in the NC residential code, which recommends 6 inches of plastic up the walls and piers with seams sealed. When I spoke with Tony, he explained that this is not how he typically installs liners and assured me the job would still meet code and pass inspection if we ever sell our home. It wasn’t an option for them to come back and bring the plastic up the walls. While I don’t fully understand why they do it di

We detected dampness in a corner of a basement bedroom. Certain we had a leak allowing seepage from outside, we called to schedule an estimate. While one company had a $300 charge to come look at the problem and deliver an estimate, Soggy Bottom's estimate was free. Once he arrived, he checked it out and diagnosed the problem as plastic that the house's previous owners had placed underneath the carpet. I was told to remove the plastic - which was essentially causing accumulated condensation to migrate to the far corner of the room - and the problem would go away. While other companies would have undoubtedly diagnosed a solution that would cost potentially thousands of dollars, Soggy Bottom revealed an immediate solution at no fee whatsoever. This is a business of integrity, and I hig

Great experience with these guys. They came in put in a french drain in our crawl space in 2 quick days. We found the issue when we did an inspection on our house. We wanted to spend as little money as possible AND still FIX the problem, not band-aid it. These guys were cheaper and faster than the other 2 companies I called (B-dry and Tarheel Basements). We also felt that he listened to what we needed and didn't try to oversell us on stuff since we were selling the house!

Hi anyone who has a wet crawl space. We live on the side of a hill and my home was built in the 1970s. Over the years our crawl space was moist intermittently but then it started getting wet to the point of standing water and mold enough to require replacing a section of damaged flooring. Two companies (not Soggy Bottom Waterproofing) repaired the floor, removed mold and put down vapor barrier and said they had fixed the problem. However, the water under the house returned quickly, even rising up out from under the vapor barrier to make pools of water on top of the vapor barrier. The companies recommended that we replace the sidewalk, add a six-inch high border of cement beside the house and add an aluminum water shield under the outside boards on the outside siding. We did all th