Basement Waterproofing in the Texas Panhandle and Northwest Texas
Seeing water on the floor, damp walls or a musty smell in your basement? Legacy Supportworks will pinpoint where the moisture is coming from, walk you through why it's happening and recommend the right solution to help keep your basement dry in the long term.
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Signs You Need Basement Waterproofing
Basement water problems don't always begin with a flood. Small leaks, seepage and excess humidity can continue for years before causing obvious damage. Spotting the problem early can help prevent moisture-related damage and, when foundation problems are involved, more serious structural repairs in the future.
Standing Water or Puddles After Rain
Finding puddles or standing water after heavy rain is a strong sign that water is entering your basement. It may be entering through the floor, walls, cracks or the seam where the wall meets the floor as groundwater collects around your foundation.
Water Where the Wall Meets the Floor
A wet line or puddle along the basement perimeter often means water is entering through the cove joint—the small seam where the foundation wall meets the floor. This often occurs when groundwater pressure increases around and beneath the foundation.
Musty or Earthy Smells
That basement odor usually has a source. Ongoing musty or earthy odors can be a sign of excess humidity, hidden moisture or mold growth. Even when you can’t see water, excess moisture can affect stored belongings and the air throughout your home.
White, Chalky Residue on Basement Walls
White, powdery deposits on concrete or masonry walls are called efflorescence. It’s left behind when moisture moves through the wall and evaporates. The residue itself isn’t the problem, but it’s a sign that water is working its way through your foundation walls.
Cracks in Basement Walls or Floors
Foundation cracks can create an easy path for groundwater to enter your basement. Some cracks are the result of normal shrinkage, while others may suggest foundation movement. An inspection can determine where the water is coming from and whether the crack needs structural repair.
Condensation, Rust or Peeling Paint
A moisture problem doesn’t require puddles. Condensation on pipes or windows, rust on metal surfaces, peeling paint, or damp belongings can all indicate high basement humidity. A basement dehumidifier can help control moisture that lingers in the air.
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Causes
What Causes a Wet Basement?
Water typically gets into a basement because of what's happening around or beneath the home. Groundwater, drainage problems, foundation cracks and failed sump systems can all create a path for moisture to get in.
Groundwater & Hydrostatic Pressure
After heavy rain or snowmelt, the soil around your foundation can become fully saturated. As groundwater builds, it creates hydrostatic pressure—simply put, water pushing against your basement walls and floor. Over time, that water can work its way through cracks, joints or porous concrete.
Foundation Cracks & Openings
Cracks in basement walls and floors open direct paths for water. They can result from concrete shrinkage, foundation settlement, soil pressure or seasonal movement. The right repair depends on both why the crack formed and where the water is entering.
Poor Drainage Around the Home
Clogged or overflowing gutters, downspouts that end too close to the home, grading that slopes toward the home or settling concrete and pavement can send rainwater toward your foundation instead of away from it. Over time, that extra water saturates the surrounding soil and adds to the likelihood of basement seepage.
Drainage or Sump Pump Failure
Occasionally the problem is the very system meant to remove the water. A blocked or deteriorating basement drain, failed sump pump, power outage, plumbing leak or storm sewer backup can rapidly turn an otherwise manageable moisture problem into basement flooding.
Basement Waterproofing Done Right
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Our Basement Waterproofing Services
A complete basement waterproofing system addresses more than a single visible leak. The goal is to handle water where it enters, collect and remove it safely, control wall moisture and bring down excess humidity so your basement stays drier and more comfortable year-round.
Interior Drainage Systems
An interior drainage system intercepts water where it enters along the basement perimeter and directs it to the sump pump before it reaches your floor. It’s commonly recommended for recurring seepage, groundwater and water entering at the wall-floor joint.
Sump Pump Systems
Your sump pump is responsible for removing collected water from your basement and safely away from your foundation. Legacy Supportworks installs reliable sump pump systems with options for added pumping capacity and battery backup protection during power outages.
Basement Vapor Barriers
A basement vapor barrier covers foundation walls to help control moisture passing through porous concrete or masonry. It directs wall seepage into the drainage system while creating a cleaner, brighter finished appearance for damp or unfinished basement walls.
Radiant Wall Barriers
A radiant wall barrier helps control wall moisture while adding an insulating layer between your basement and the foundation walls. It can help create a drier, more comfortable space while directing moisture toward the basement drainage system.
Basement Dehumidifiers
Even without standing water, excess humidity can leave your basement damp-feeling and musty. A high-performance basement dehumidifier removes moisture from the air to help control humidity and create a drier, more comfortable environment year-round.
Mold Control
If excess basement moisture has led to mold or mildew, moisture control is only part of the solution. Mold treatment helps address existing growth while a properly designed waterproofing system helps address the conditions that allowed it to develop.
Air Purifiers
Basement air doesn’t stay in the basement. An air purification system helps reduce airborne particles, allergens, odors and other contaminants, improving air quality in the basement and helping create a cleaner environment throughout the rest of your home.
Egress Windows & Window Wells
Egress windows add natural light and a code-compliant emergency exit to finished basement spaces. Properly installed window wells also help control water around below-grade windows, giving you a safer, brighter basement without creating another place for water to enter.
How It Works
Our Basement Waterproofing Inspection Process
Step 1
Schedule Your Free Inspection
Tell us what you’re seeing—whether that’s standing water, damp walls, musty odors or another concern—and we’ll set up a time for a trained specialist to inspect your basement.
Step 2
Find the Source of the Water
Your specialist will inspect your basement to determine where the water or moisture is coming from and what’s causing it. We may check foundation walls and floors, cracks, drainage, humidity levels and your existing sump system.
Step 3
Review Your Repair Plan
We’ll go over what we found and recommend the basement waterproofing solutions that make sense for your home. You’ll know the repair plan, cost, warranty and expected timeline before deciding how you’d like to move forward.
Step 4
Install Your Waterproofing System
When you’re ready, we’ll get your project on the schedule. Our trained crews install the recommended system, check everything to be sure it’s working properly, clean the work area and walk you through what you need to know about your new system.
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Benefits
Why the Texas Panhandle and Northwest Texas Homeowners Choose Legacy Supportworks
You shouldn't have to guess what's making your basement wet or what it will take to fix it. Legacy Supportworks starts with a free inspection and written estimate, then recommends a solution based on what we actually find in your home.
Our trained, in-house crews do the work, and financing options are available when you need them. With long-term warranty protection and annual maintenance available for installed systems, we'll be here to help keep your basement protected after installation, too.
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What To Expect
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Legacy SupportWorks was referred to me by Bernie Sanders with Sir Speedy. When doors began to not close properly and there were noticeable gaps between the floor and molding, we knew it was time to get some foundation work done on our home. We shopped around and were pleased with the value and responsiveness of Legacy Support Works. I felt comfortable with them in my home, they delivered what they promised when they promised and left my home clean. From Tessa who made the initial contact, to the gentleman putting my carpet back in place, customer service was outstanding.
Sonja Gross | Amarillo, TX
Mike P. from Amarillo, TX hired Legacy Supportworks to help lift and level a sinking kitchen floor with PolyLevel™.In this video he talks about the experience with the company. “We were really impressed that he (the owner) was willing to get in there and work just like a laborer!”
Mike P. | Amarillo, TX
When Karen H. saw some cracks on her wall, she knew something was wrong. She first called a local contractor and they told her that the cracks were being caused by the trees in her backyard. Karen wasn’t convinced by their explanation so she decided to get a second opinion and called Legacy Supportworks. In this video she talks about the experience she had with the company and why she was confident to hire them as the right company for the job. “What we got from Legacy Supportworks was not just a company that will be there for us through the whole process, but be there for us through any other problems that we have in the future”, says Karen.
Karen H. | Lubbock, TX
Legacy Supportworks repaired several cracks in our foundation and stabilized a basement wall that was starting to bow. The process was smooth and the crew worked hard to get everything done right. I would definitely recommend them.
Idali C. | Follett, TX
Legacy Supportworks helped us lift and level our sinking patio with their concrete repair system. It was fast, affordable, and looks fantastic. I wish we had done this sooner!Marissa L.
Marissa L. | Darrouzett, TX
We live in Lipscomb and started noticing cracks in our walls and doors sticking. Shawn from Legacy Supportworks came out and walked us through the foundation repair process. He was very honest and informative. The crew did a great job and our house feels solid again.
Aiden L. | Lipscomb, TX
We had them come out for concrete leveling on our driveway and walkway. The difference is incredible! No more tripping hazards and it looks so much better. The team was friendly and efficient.
Willy R. | Canadian, TX
We had major cracks in our driveway and back patio. The concrete leveling process was quick, affordable, and looks amazing. I couldn’t believe the difference. The team was knowledgeable and made sure we understood the entire process. Great experience!
Jan T. | Farnsworth, TX
Owen and crew were extremely professional and the work corrected my door,window, and brick gaps.
Gary W. | Fritch, TX
We had water coming into our basement and called Legacy Supportworks for basement waterproofing.
Trey G. | Kerrick, TX
Legacy Supportworks fixed the sunken concrete around our shop, and it made a huge difference. No more puddles or cracks getting worse. Great communication from start to finish. Hard to find companies like this these days.
Becky P. | Amarillo, TX
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Before & after photos
Check out before and after photos from some of our completed projects.
Stabilizing a Crawlspace in Pampa, TX
This home had crawlspace beams that were cracking and lacked stabilization.
Years of shimming had only been a “band-aid” fix and this customer was looking for a permanent solution.
Our crew installed steel beams and steel smartjacks on engineered fill.
The result was a permanently stabilized floor!
Concrete Repair in Spearman, TX
A customer reached out after seeing a video of concrete lifting using injection methods and wondered if it could work for their front porch. Their home, built in 1968, features a large concrete porch with a section that originally had a planter between it and the house. At some point, the planter was covered with concrete, which has since sunk about 4 inches. Both sections measure approximately 8×12. While the porch itself was fine, they wanted a solution to lift the concrete over the old planter rather than starting from scratch. Legacy inspected the situation and provided a tailored solution to restore their home.
Foundation Repair in Guymon, Oklahoma
Just four years after adding a first porch for relaxation, a homeowner in Guymon, OK found himself facing a disheartening problem – his beloved porch had settled a shocking 2 feet into the ground, taking his dreams of peaceful rocking chair afternoons with it. As depicted in our before photo, this alarming sinkage rendered the space unusable. To lift and stabilize the sinking structure, we deployed our trusted Push Pier system, meticulously engineered to provide strength and elevation from deep below the surface. The transformation is apparent in the after photo, where the porch now stands level and secure, promising many future years of comfort and stability. At Legacy Supportworks, reviving your home’s foundation to ensure lifelong enjoyment and safety is not just our mission—it’s our commitment to you.
Our service area
Legacy Supportworks is the local expert for Foundation Repair, Concrete Repair & Concrete Leveling and more. We proudly service Lubbock, San Angelo, and all of West Texas & Cimarron County, OK.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Installation time depends on the size of your basement and the waterproofing system being installed. Many residential projects can be completed within a few days, while larger or more complex repairs may take longer. Legacy Supportworks offers warranty protection on qualifying systems, with transferable coverage available on certain products. Your specialist will review the exact terms before installation.
Waterproof paint or masonry sealer may help with light surface dampness, but it won’t stop water being driven through cracks, joints or beneath the basement floor. If you have recurring seepage or standing water, the underlying drainage or groundwater problem needs to be addressed. Painting over it can mask the symptom without fixing the cause.
If water is entering your basement, start by calling a basement waterproofing contractor who can determine where the water is coming from before recommending a repair. Legacy Supportworks provides a free basement inspection to identify the source of the problem and determine whether you need drainage, a sump pump, crack repair, humidity control or another solution.
Water often enters a basement after rain because saturated soil increases groundwater and pressure around the foundation. That water can then enter through foundation cracks, porous concrete or the joint where the basement wall meets the floor.
Improper grading, clogged gutters, short downspouts and other drainage problems can worsen the problem by pushing even more water toward the foundation.
It depends on where the water is coming from. Interior waterproofing intercepts water that reaches the foundation and moves it away before it enters your living space. Exterior solutions address water before it reaches the foundation. Some homes need one approach; others benefit from both working together. An inspection helps determine what makes sense for your home.
Basement waterproofing can be worth it when your home has recurring seepage, standing water or excess humidity because it addresses the conditions that keep the moisture problem active. A properly designed system can help protect the basement from moisture-related damage and make the space cleaner, drier and more usable.
The key is fixing the source of the water rather than only covering up visible symptoms.
Basement waterproofing costs depend on the size of the basement, how water is getting in and which repairs or waterproofing components are needed.
Basement waterproofing is a combination of solutions designed to keep unwanted water and moisture out of your basement. Depending on the source of the problem, that can include an interior drainage system, sump pump, wall vapor barrier, dehumidifier, crack repair or exterior drainage improvements. The right system depends on how water is entering your home.
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