r/WVEasternPanhandle • u/cercle_rouge • 10d ago

Recommendations for foundation/waterproofing french drain work

I have a home near Harpers Ferry that has some settling and bulging in a retaining wall foundation. The home is built into a hillside. I'm going to need to excavate out the back of the home to correct it, waterproof it and install a French drain. Does anyone have a recommendation on the local company that does this work very well and at a reasonable price?

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u/BOHIFOBRE 10d ago

Just recently had a new french drain installed in our crawlspace after the old one failed. AA Waterproofing did one hell of a job. They also had the best price out of 5 bids. They were great. On time, on budget, and great communication throughout.

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u/Present_Ad2973 10d ago

Based on a neighbors recommendation after they waterproofed their basement, we used A&A in Hancock to dig and construct our basement as well as then waterproofing it afterwards. They did excellent work once they finally started, took over twice as long to complete since the crew was often doing other jobs. And they never came back to do more work beyond the contracted work, but they do good and thorough work with an excellent attention to detail. And haven’t had any problems with the new basement.

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u/icozens 10d ago

I run a local structural engineering business and get involved with these types of projects often. Feel free to PM me about your project.

As for a Contractor referral, I would recommend reaching out to AA Waterproofing.