Excavate to the footing, repair and seal the wall, and install a membrane and new weeping tile.
When a wall leaks in more than one place, or it is block or stone, the lasting fix is from outside. The wall is dug down to the footing, cleaned, cracks and parging repaired, and a waterproof membrane and drainage board applied.
The old clay or plastic weeping tile is replaced with new perforated pipe in clear stone, tied to the sump or the storm connection. The trench is backfilled and graded to slope away from the house.
Locates are booked before anyone digs. Decks, walkways and gardens along the wall are part of the quote so there are no surprises when the excavator shows up.
Seal a leaking or hairline foundation crack from inside, usually in half a day, with no digging.
Excavate to the footing, repair and seal the wall, and install a membrane and new weeping tile.
An interior perimeter drain that collects water at the footing and sends it to a sump pump.
A look at cracks that are wide, stepped, horizontal or growing, and a clear next step.