Flood Busters Basement Repair & Excavation
21 Acacia Valley Rd, Digby
- Poured concrete foundations
- ICF foundations
- Foundation and crack repair
- Foundation waterproofing and drainage
23 locations from 22 companies whose own websites show foundation work.
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21 Acacia Valley Rd, Digby
287 Lacewood Dr #193, Halifax
166 Braemar Dr, Dartmouth
30 Simmonds Dr, Dartmouth
46 Duck Inn Ln, Porters Lake
10696 Cabot Trail, Belle Côte
60 Raddall Ave #10, Dartmouth
Other locations (2 in all): 60 Raddall Ave #10, Dartmouth
161 Lively Rd Unit 5, Middle Sackville
38 Lynn Dr, Dartmouth
146 Green Village Ln, Dartmouth
4594 NS-12, North Alton
99 Wyse Rd #1137, Dartmouth
74 Brian Street East Preston, Halifax Regional Municipality
190 Coyote Ridge, Grand Lake
91 Oceanview Dr, Bedford
We list 23 locations from 22 companies in 16 communities across Nova Scotia. The most are in Dartmouth (7), Halifax (2) and Bedford (1).
Based on what each company says on its own website, 12 build new foundations only, 1 does repair work only and 10 do both. The services mentioned most are poured concrete foundations (78%), foundation and crack repair (43%) and footings and foundation walls (39%).
ICF foundations: 35% of listings here, compared with 15% across Canada.
Counts come from the listings on this site. How listings are checked
A 2024 national radon survey estimated that more than 1 in 3 Nova Scotia homes (36.8%) have radon at or above the 200 Bq/m³ guideline.
Source: Evict Radon National Study (University of Calgary and partners, with Health Canada), Cross-Canada Radon Survey (2024)Health Canada says radon can enter through cracks in foundation floors and walls, construction joints and gaps around service pipes, floor drains and sumps. The only way to know your level is to test.
Source: Health Canada, About radonFrost heave needs three things: soil that holds frost, such as clay or silt, enough water, and freezing temperatures. Good drainage, including drain tile around the footings, helps keep water away from the freezing zone.
Source: National Research Council Canada, Frost Action and Foundations (Canadian Building Digest CBD-182, 1976, archived)These are general points from public sources, not advice for your property. Conditions vary from lot to lot, so ask a contractor or engineer about your site.
Counts are companies whose websites mention each service. One company can offer several.