Drainage Solutions & French Drains

From channel drains installed in concrete to berms and French drains, we do it all! French drains and buried down-spouts are primarily used to prevent ground and surface water from penetrating or damaging building foundations.

• French Drains

• Corrugated pipes

• Catch Basins

• Channel Drains

• Buried Downspouts

• Berms

Encapsulated Crawl Spaces

A basic method used to protect a crawl space from moisture. By properly installing a vapor barrier to the floor and walls, this will seal the inside of your crawlspace and keep all exterior moisture and fungi from festering underneath your home. 

Sump Pump

A sump pump is a device that is used to prevent flooding by catching water in a basin and pumping it out of the designated area. These are typically used in extremely wet crawlspaces and basements that hold a dangerous amount of water. Moisture in the crawlspace can be detrimental to the foundation of your home.

Grading & Escavation

• Fill with dirt

• Cut and contour existing land

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The process of smoothing out the soil, flattening an area, building an area up, or sloping it to a certain degree of which is needed. Often times needed for drainage and aesthetic needs.

Dehumidifier Installation

A dehumidifier collects and pumps out any moisture that is inside of your crawlspace, and runs it through a pipe to the outside. This allows for the moisture levels to stay low, protecting the foundation of your home and ultimately creating a better and more dry environment in your crawlspace. 

Retaining Walls

Retaining walls can be essential to a proper home drainage solution while still looking aesthetically pleasing and complimenting your yard. They’re designed to divert water and retain all soil that lies behind the wall, often times part of a larger water flow management solution.

Insulation Removal & Install

• Complete removal and haul away of wet, mold or mildew filled insulation.

• Complete installation of new insulation throughout the crawl space.

Insulation holds the majority of the moisture that looms in a crawlspace. This insulation will get "heavy" and begin to fall down.  Often times, this is the easiest way to determine if your crawlspace is holding too much moisture.

Plastic Vapor Barrier Install

A vapor barrier is an important component in keeping your foundation dry. Its purpose is to help prevent water vapor from collecting in crawlspace walls and and the foundational joist work under your home, where it can condense and cause building materials to rot or grow mold.

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Concrete Pours

Whether you need your driveway re-done, or would like a sidewalk leading up to a new patio, we've got you covered. Elite Moisture Management offers high quality results for any of your concrete needs. 

• Driveways

• Patio Extensions

• Sidewalks

• Retaining Walls

• Stone Work