Wet Basement Solutions

4.7(141 reviews on Google)

Based in Syracuse, NY · more companies in Syracuse

About Wet Basement Solutions

Wet Basement Solutions has served Central New York since 2007 from 900 Burnet Ave in Syracuse. The company waterproofs basements and crawl spaces, installs and replaces sump pumps, and puts in interior drain tile systems and foundation coatings. Its foundation work covers crack repair, bowing and buckling walls, and structural repairs. It gives free estimates and a two-year labor warranty on all work, takes 10% off for seniors, military and veterans, and offers financing through Foundation Finance. Rated 4.7 from 141 Google reviews, 126 of them five stars and 7 one star. Homeowners in Clay, Cicero, Baldwinsville and the rest of the Syracuse area are in its range. It reports over 15 years of experience repairing or replacing foundations, and a customer review describes a crew closing off a basement window well and burying downspouts.

What reviewers mention: sump pump installation (10), polite staff (10), issue resolution (8), dry basement (6), french drain (4), speed of work (4), reasonable estimate (3), interior drainage (2), wall coating (2), explained process (2)

Where Wet Basement Solutions works

Based in Syracuse, New York. Its website also names Fayetteville, Baldwinsville. Call to confirm they cover your address.

Services and details

  • Foundation or waterproofing work

    Yes
  • Foundation repair

    Yes
  • Basement waterproofing

    Yes
  • Bowing wall repair

    Yes
  • Crack repair

    Yes
  • Crawl space repair

    Yes
  • Sump pumps

    Yes
  • Drain tile and drainage

    Yes
  • Free inspection or estimate

    Yes
  • Financing

    Yes
  • Warranty

    Yes

No information yet on piers for settling, concrete lifting, egress windows, states a license. The website did not say; call and ask.

Contact

Details last checked against the company's website and Google listing on 2026-10-21. Report a correction or request removal. Back to foundation repair companies in Syracuse.