LICENSED • INSURED
IICRC CERTIFIED
MOUNT STERLING & CENTRAL KENTUCKY
“We Don’t Just Move Water—We Identify and Manage the Moisture Problem.”
Phoenix Remediation & Restoration combines waterproofing installation with professional water-damage, structural-drying and mold-remediation experience. We inspect the property, document the conditions and recommend a system based on how water and moisture are affecting the building—not a one-size-fits-all package.
Wall-Floor Joint Seepage
Water commonly appears where the foundation wall meets the basement floor, particularly during periods of heavy rain or elevated groundwater.
Sump Pump Problems
An undersized, aging or failed sump pump may be unable to remove collected water effectively when it is needed most.
What’s Causing Water in Your Basement?
Basement water can enter through several locations, and the most effective solution depends on how the moisture is reaching the building. Phoenix evaluates the visible conditions, moisture levels, drainage and existing systems before recommending work.
COMMON BASEMENT MOISTURE PROBLEMS
Damp Foundation Walls
Concrete or block walls may show damp areas, staining, peeling coatings or mineral deposits when moisture moves through or around the foundation.
Excess Basement Humidity
Elevated humidity can contribute to condensation, musty odors and moisture on cool walls, pipes, ductwork and other surfaces.
Groundwater Pressure
Groundwater beneath and around the foundation can contribute to seepage through joints, cracks and other vulnerable areas.
Exterior Drainage Conditions
Improper grading, overflowing gutters or downspouts that discharge near the foundation can increase the amount of water reaching the basement.
Why Homeowners Choose Phoenix
Basement waterproofing requires more than installing equipment. Phoenix Remediation & Restoration evaluates how water and moisture are affecting the property, identifies conditions that may be contributing to the problem and recommends a system based on what we observe.
Restoration-Trained Evaluation
Our waterproofing recommendations are supported by professional experience in water-damage restoration, structural drying and microbial remediation.
Prevention-Minded Approach
Our goal is to identify and manage moisture before recurring dampness contributes to damaged finishes, musty conditions, microbial growth or more extensive property repairs.
Waterproofing backed by IICRC certifications in Water Damage Restoration (IICRC WRT), Applied Structural Drying (IICRC ASD) and Applied Microbial Remediation (IICRC AMRT), along with InterNACHI Certified Mold Inspector credentials.
Locally serving Mount Sterling and surrounding Central Kentucky communities.
Customized Moisture Solutions
Every basement is different. We consider foundation conditions, water-entry locations, drainage footage, humidity, sump-pump capacity and discharge routing before recommending work.
Clear Recommendations and Pricing
We explain the proposed system, answer questions and provide a written price before work begins. Additional work resulting from concealed or unexpected conditions must be discussed and authorized before proceeding.
Basement Waterproofing Inspection Request
Sump-Pump Replacement
Starting at $1,195
Replacement of an aging or failed primary sump pump in a qualifying existing basin. Final pricing depends on pump capacity, plumbing connections and discharge conditions.
Optional Maintenance & System Add-Ons
Battery-Backup Upgrade
Starting at $850 when added to a qualifying primary system.
Basement Waterproofing Packages and Pricing
CHOOSE THE RIGHT LEVEL OF PROTECTION
New Sump-Pump System
Starting at $2,495
A new sump basin, sealed lid, primary cast-iron pump, check valve and standard discharge connections for qualifying installations.
Basement Dehumidifier System
Starting at $1,350, including a qualifying standard unit and standard installation.
Interior Basement Drainage System
Projects starting at $5,995
A customized perimeter drainage system that captures water entering around the foundation and directs it into a sump-pump system. Final pricing depends heavily on drainage footage, concrete removal and site conditions.
Basement Wall Membrane
Priced after inspection based on wall area, drainage configuration and installation conditions.
Pricing varies according to site conditions, drainage footage, concrete removal, discharge routing, electrical requirements and selected equipment. A written price is provided before work begins.
Starting prices apply to qualifying standard installations. Electrical work, permits, extensive discharge piping, finished-surface removal, mold remediation, structural repairs and concealed conditions may require additional work. Any change in scope will be explained and authorized before additional work proceeds.