Interior and exterior waterproofing, sump pumps, crawl space encapsulation, French drains and foundation repair. We find where the water comes from first, then plan, build and care for the fix with plain answers at every step.
Gutters, downspouts and grading explain more wet basements than most people expect.
Seepage, leaks and condensation need different fixes, so we diagnose before we repair.
Clay, shallow rock and groundwater decide what works in Middle Tennessee.
A pump that has not run in months may not run when the storm arrives.
Cause, method, equipment and restoration in writing make quotes easy to compare.
Some homes need drains and a pump, some need a sealed crawl space and some only need gutters and grading. Start with the path that sounds like yours.
Fix itWet basements, cracked walls, damp crawl spaces and soggy yards, from the first inspection and permits to drains, pumps, liners and the final walk-through.See basement waterproofing 
Care for itPump service, battery backups, water alarms, gutter cleaning and yearly inspections for systems that are already in place.See care and service 
Plan itA Free Waterproofing Inspection, diagnosis, second opinions, permits help and a written scope before anything is ordered or dug.See inspection and planning A page, a plan and a scope for each service, with organization and maker pages with official links, free planning tools and guides written for busy households.
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Free Waterproofing InspectionA free waterproofing inspection of your basement, crawl space, foundation and yard drainage, with photos, moisture readings and…Explore Interior Basement WaterproofingInterior basement waterproofing with a perimeter drain channel, a sealed sump pit and wall protection that guide water…Explore 
Crawl Space EncapsulationCrawl space encapsulation that seals the floor, walls and vents with a heavy liner and controls humidity, so…Explore 
French Drain InstallationFrench drain installation with a sloped trench, fabric, washed stone and perforated pipe that collects soggy yard water…Explore 
Foundation Crack RepairFoundation crack repair that reads the pattern of each crack, seals the ones that are stable and flags…Explore 
Sump Pump InstallationSump pump installation with a properly sized pit, a quality pump, a check valve, a sealed lid and…Explore 
Commercial WaterproofingCommercial waterproofing for offices, shops, warehouses and light industrial buildings, covering below-grade walls, slabs, drains, pits and roof…Explore 
Annual Waterproofing InspectionsAnnual waterproofing inspections that check gutters, grading, sumps, walls, crawl spaces and drains once a year, with photos…Explore A simple six-step process with a visit to your property, a written scope, careful site work and a final walk-through.
You tell us what you have seen, where and when, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We walk the outside and inside with a moisture meter, take photos, measure slopes and call for utility marking.
You review the cause, the options and a plain written scope with every line and the schedule before anything is ordered.
We handle permits, protect your property and prepare the work area, from the floor edge to the trench.
We install drains, pumps, liners or repairs, restore floors and lawns and test every system with water.
We walk the job with you, share a care guide and schedule a first checkup.
Pick a project, set the size and add allowances to see a ballpark planning range. Seven more free tools are one tap away.
Every partGutters, grading, membrane, footing drain, floor channel, sump pit and liner each do a job. We plan the whole path of the water, so the system works together and stays ready for years.
The International Code Council, the EPA, FEMA flood maps, the National Weather Service, Nashville codes and the USDA Web Soil Survey. See what each is known for, how it comes up in real waterproofing projects and a link to the official website.
ResourceICCA nonprofit that develops model building codes, including the residential code sections on foundation drainage, damp proofing and…Learn more 
ResourceEPAU.S. Environmental Protection Agency guidance on mold, moisture and cleanup in homes, schools and buildings.Learn more 
ResourceFEMAThe FEMA Flood Map Service Center, where you can look up flood hazard maps by address.Learn more ResourceNWSThe National Weather Service forecast office for Middle Tennessee, with forecasts, rain totals, watches and warnings.Learn more ResourceMetro CodesThe Metro Nashville department that handles building permits, inspections and code questions.Learn more ResourceUSDAA free online tool from the USDA that maps soil types and properties, including drainage class and depth…Learn more Cost drivers, process, hiring, choosing a solution and more, explained without jargon.
7 min readCost GuideWhat drives the cost of basement and crawl space waterproofing, why quotes differ and how to compare them fairly without…Read the guide 
6 min readProcess GuideA walk through the steps of a waterproofing project, from the first visit to the final walk-through, with what you…Read the guide 
6 min readHiring GuideHow to compare waterproofing companies, which questions to ask and which documents to request before you sign anything.Read the guide 
7 min readSolution GuideHow to match interior drains, exterior waterproofing, French drains, grading, crack repair and crawl space work to the cause of…Read the guide From Nashville to Franklin, Brentwood, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna and beyond, we plan, build and care for basements, crawl spaces and drainage for homes and businesses.
Yes. The Free Waterproofing Inspection comes with no obligation. You see a written scope before any work begins or anything is scheduled.
Roof water, grading, clay soil, groundwater pressure, cracks and old joints are common causes. A visit finds which apply to your house.
It depends on the cause, the wall and the access. Our comparison page explains when each fits, and we recommend one after a visit.
Not every basement does. We check where water goes and whether it can leave by gravity before suggesting a pump.
The cause, the method, the length of wall, the access, the soil and rock, the equipment and the restoration. A written scope shows exactly what is included.
Tell us what you have seen and we will call you back to set up a Free Waterproofing Inspection and a visit.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.
We are not a lead generation company. We do not sell leads. Music City Waterproof plans, builds and services basement waterproofing, foundation repair, crawl space systems, yard drainage, moisture and mold control and the inspections, pumps, drains and care that go with them, for homes, builders, landlords, churches, schools and businesses. We coordinate electrical, plumbing, concrete, excavation, structural engineering and other specialty work through qualified trades, and we work with builders, architects, engineers, associations, landlords and property managers when a project needs them. Brand, organization and product names belong to their owners, and we are an independent company that is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any pump maker, product maker, standards group, association, government office, utility or software company. Calculators, cost ranges, checklists and guides on this site are planning references, not engineering, legal, financial, health, insurance or code advice, and only a conversation and a visit can confirm what your property needs. No waterproofing system can promise a dry space, and results depend on the cause of the water, the design, the installation, the soil and groundwater, the upkeep, the weather and many other things. We do not give emergency instructions, and during severe weather we encourage you to follow local officials. Model codes, FEMA flood maps and EPA guidance are published by others, and officials decide which rules apply to your project. We encourage you to confirm building, association, landlord and permit rules with the people who decide them. Prices shown in the planner are ballpark placeholders only and your written scope is what counts.
