King waterproofing
Foundation • Roofing
Service Overview
King waterproofing leads its Norcross work with licensed, insured, lifetime guarantee, foundation moisture control, drainage solutions, and structural concrete slabs. Gwinnett Services editors attach those specialties to how we route homeowner inquiries for this trade in Gwinnett County.
King Waterproofing handles foundation moisture control, drainage correction, and related concrete work for residential properties. Its work centers on basements, crawl spaces, exterior waterproofing, and site drainage issues that can affect foundations and lower-level spaces.
Local Service Areas
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Specialties
licensed, insured, lifetime guarantee, foundation moisture control, drainage solutions, structural concrete slabs
Who We Help
Common Jobs
Common jobs include stopping basement seepage, improving drainage around the foundation, encapsulating crawl spaces, adding catch basins or channel drains, extending downspout runoff, and replacing or pouring slabs for driveways, patios, porches, or sidewalks.
Local Context
In Norcross and the wider Atlanta area, heavy rain and clay soil can make runoff and water buildup around foundations a recurring issue. Homes with basements or crawl spaces often need grading, drainage, and waterproofing work to keep moisture from causing stains, odors, or structural concerns. Concrete flatwork and retaining features are also common where water needs to be directed away from the house.
Pricing
Foundation waterproofing and drainage work in the Atlanta region can vary widely based on excavation needs, site access, linear footage, and whether concrete replacement is part of the job. Small drainage fixes may be relatively modest, while full exterior waterproofing, crawl space encapsulation, or combined waterproofing and concrete projects usually cost more because of labor, materials, and soil conditions.
FAQs
What types of waterproofing jobs are common for this kind of company?
Typical work includes basement waterproofing, crawl space moisture control, exterior foundation waterproofing, and drainage improvements that move water away from the structure.
When should a homeowner look into foundation drainage work?
Standing water near the home, recurring basement dampness, musty crawl spaces, or visible runoff problems are common signs that drainage improvements may be needed.
Do waterproofing contractors also handle drainage components?
Many do. Related work can include catch basins, channel drains, downspout routing, and other measures that reduce water buildup around the foundation.
Is crawl space encapsulation the same as waterproofing?
Not exactly. Encapsulation is one moisture-control approach that can be combined with drainage, vapor barriers, insulation, and structural supports depending on site conditions.
Can concrete work be part of a waterproofing project?
Yes. Drainage and waterproofing projects sometimes require new or replaced slabs, sidewalks, patios, porches, or other concrete surfaces after excavation or water-control work.
Location
6050 Dawson Blvd suite L, Norcross, GA, 30093