I'm an engineer by trade and cant help apply those skills to every project I start…read more I thoroughly appreciated working with Tyler through every step. He was articulate explaining the displacement, likely root causes, prevention and mitigation steps, repair options, and the pros/cons of each approach. During the walkthrough he discussed the areas of concerns and created a visual diagram of the forces interacting on the basement walls, how its displacing the wall, and how it will be repaired. The quote contained all these areas with the total cost of repair + the project plan to resolve it. How many straps, their locations, mortar joints that will be replaced, and a 5 foot section of basement slab that needed removed to clear out the flush ports underneath and replace with new concrete. What I appreciated the most was Tyler's engineering approach. Root cause, resolution, and cost. He identified a couple areas not pointed out by other contractors that required addressing and his quote was still in line despite the additional work. And I never got the impression he tried to create work for a higher invoice. I 100% would hire Tyler and Basement Remedy if I ever purchase another house with basement issues again.

Basement leaks? Flooding? Chimney drips? Crumbling grout or weeping blocks? We faced ALL of these…read moreproblems with a house we just bought. We also needed a precisely dug hole in which to bury a new LP gas storage tank. We found everything we needed at Basement Remedy! Tyler, Todd and their friendly crew, diagnosed our issues, discussed our options, gave us a free estimate; and when we hired them, they quickly delivered the results we needed at a price we could afford. They are great communicators with hands-on ownership. It was a wonderful experience! Five stars. Ask them to quote your job too, you won't be disappointed.

Outstanding foundation and mold inspection for my refinance…read moreI needed a foundation and mold inspection for a house refinance after the appraiser flagged potential mold in the unfinished part of the basement. What he thought was mold turned out to be years of cobwebs and my black German shepherd's hair. The inspector was thorough, honest, and professional from start to finish. He promptly responded to my Yelp inquiry, took the time for a phone consultation beforehand, worked around my schedule, and arrived right on time. He did a careful inspection (we live here and I certainly don't want to live with mold), clearly explained what he found, and provided a well-written inspection letter I could submit to my lender. The price was fair and the whole experience was straightforward and professional. Highly recommend if you need a reliable, honest inspector who actually takes the time to do the job right.

If you are looking for a company that shows up when they say they will, quotes you a price ahead of…read moretime and sticks to it, does the work efficiently and effectively, and is personable to boot - HIRE THIS COMPANY! I rarely give five star reviews because I rarely have good experiences with service workers - let alone great experiences. However, JB Foundations earned all 5 stars. And honestly, it's not that hard - just very few companies will do the basic things that make customers happy. It started recently with a couple days of hard rain. We live in an elevated area where our driveway slopes up and our house and foundation is higher than the street. As a result, we have never had any issues with water in the basement and rarely give it a thought. The only problem we had was the pipe leading up and out of the basement had a loose connection and I was able to tightened it up. But with this most recent rain, the sump pump started acting differently. It was still seemingly working but making an incredible noise. I had just had new flooring put in on the first floor (I'll be writing that review next) and noise carries much more within the house. At first I chalked the louder sump pump up to that. But the more I had to listen to it while working from home, I realized something was wrong. The second day, I started putting feelers out. Messaging 3 companies on their websites asking if they did this work on sump pumps and in our area. NONE RESPONDED. I hate using the phone so electronic communication is my preference. THe next morning, the pump was quieter but ran non-stop for hours - despite there not being hardly any water in the tank and it also had not really rained for a while. This time I turned to Yelp (which is where I got the names and reviews of the 3 companies I reached out to via their websites). I picked one and sent a message just like I did before. I also took the option to ask a couple more companies to respond. Almost immediately, JB Foundations responded and expressed ability and interest in doing the work. We exchanged messages via Yelp and soon I had an appointment, as well as an estimate should the pump need replacing. The appointment window was only 2 hours and they were able to come the next day. Considering we had yet to take any water in the basement, I was feeling very lucky (which is rare). Jay showed up during the 2 hour window and went to work. He showed me how the pump can be tested by bypassing the floater. The pump was still working and apparently able to push water to the street. Regardless, given the 26 years it had been working - I opted to have it replaced. Jay had a new pump with him and installed it in maybe 15 minutes. He asked for a garbage bag to carry the old pump out in as it was crusted in rust and mud. He had also pulled out a few other misc. items (paper, soda can, rocks) from the hole and transported it all way without messing up the floor. Jay educated me about the back-flow valve/connector - which was apparently what had come apart before. He had replaced it at no extra charge. I always appreciate a service person taking the time to explain things to me so I better understand how the things in our house work. Jay did so without making me feel spoken down to or stupid. I don't know what else I can share if you're not convinced yet to include this company in your search when needing any work done in your basement/foundation. I highly recommend giving them a shot.

As a property manager, I work with a lot of contractors. David shines as one of the best that I've…read moredealt with. He's a straight shooter and knows his business. He's got a spark that reveals his enthusiasm for the work and was far more personable than dealing with one of the larger cookie cutter outfits. He's incredibly responsive and was out to look at the project within hours of my call to him. I would give this team high marks on every level. If you need basement work done, Edward Home Repair is the way to go!

We had foundational issues and looked around for prices. These guys offered the same quality of…read morework, parts and warranty as the big names. They do so at a much more fair price. I like the owner and moreover I like his passion for the work. Hopefully we never have to call him again but if we needed foundation work we'd call ehr. Word will get out and they'll grow so get'em while they're affordable.

Team was very dedicated to seeing my project through. They even scheduled me in last minute and…read morewere incredibly efficient and skillful at the job maintaining fantastic communication the whole way through. Highly recommend!

This review is in response to the idea that these guys don't follow through. We have a very…read moreidiosyncratic home with lots of strange little problems. They remodeled our entire basement and when there was an issue they were quick to come back and address it. Not once but as many times as it took. Ultimately, you have to decide what works best for your particular project, but I did not want it to go unstated that they make good if there is an issue.

Five-star experience. October 7, 2025, Austin replaced 45 feet of drain pipe with 3-inch schedule…read more40 and installed a clean out where the downspout meets the drain pipe riser. This was the most stress-free home contracting experience I've ever had. Austin was considerate, reliable, and trustworthy. He navigated an electric dog fence and irrigation system without damaging either and buried the pipe underneath the irrigation lines in case the lines ever need repaired. He also had to install pipe underneath a sidewalk. He hand-cut the sod and replaced it with minimal impact to the lawn. All photos were taken right after the job was completed. The area looked great right after. I highly recommend Austin and his company. He is a diamond among home contractors. I couldn't be happier with the entire experience.

We hired Austin to create garden beds in our little urban backyard. He worked hard, communicated…read moreclearly and professionally, and the end result was fantastic. Price was more than fair. I highly recommend him for any landscaping work.

These guys are on their A game. Explain project as it progressed, clean up each day. Their process…read moreof follow-up is complete also.

Contacted company via website link requesting 'free quote'. Soon after had questions concerning…read morewarranty. Only mention I could find on website simply stated 'transferable warranty' under 'Realtors and Home Inspectors' drop down. On 7/7/26 spoke with employee Autumn asking about any warranty. She advised that she couldn't answer my questions, but that she would inquire and call me back the following day. Never heard back from anyone. Plenty of calls wanting to schedule 'free quote', but nobody wanting to answer warranty questions.

Very knowledgeable and willing to answer questions. Helped determine our best needs and ended up…read moresaving us a lot of money. Highly recommend!

In my opinion, Bdry waterproofing is one of the best--if not THE best waterproofing company. From…read morethe competent sales people to the hard-working crew, you couldn't ask for a more dependable, knowledgeable company at any price. Highly recommend you give them a call for basement issues!

A pattern worth knowing before you hire this company: read how they respond to every negative…read morereview. I'm leaving this as a separate review specifically to document something important -- the way Stay Dry Waterproofing's owner responds to customer complaints. This isn't about one bad interaction. It's a consistent pattern, and it matters for anyone considering hiring them. Look through their reviews yourself and you'll see the same playbook every time a customer reports a real problem: One customer said the equipment sold to them was junk and the company refused to honor their guarantee. The owner's response wasn't to address the equipment -- it was to say the customer "couldn't afford the project," describe their home as neglected and mold-prone, and claim the customer cursed, threatened violence, and made sexual comments. That is an extraordinary accusation to lob at a paying customer instead of simply addressing a warranty complaint. Another customer described serious communication and coordination failures. The owner's response was to call the customer an "aggressive landlord," bring up "toxic mold" as if it reflected badly on the customer, and say "sometimes no business is good business" -- essentially framing walking away from a paying customer as a virtue. A third reviewer, a landlord who paid for an air quality test, found that the readings the company gave him were actually all within normal EPA ranges when he checked them himself -- suggesting the "problem" they quoted him $7,500 to fix may not have existed. The owner's response was to call the review false, claim the customer was "in hot water" over a tenant lawsuit, and say they refused the business for "moral reasons." Do you see the pattern? Every single complaint is met with the same move: deny it, attack the customer's character, and reframe the company as the noble party. Never once is there an acknowledgment of a mistake or an attempt at repair. We experienced this firsthand and far worse -- including threats against my elderly mother and retaliation for leaving an honest review. But even setting our experience aside, this pattern of publicly attacking customers instead of addressing legitimate complaints should be a serious red flag for anyone considering this company. DON'T GO HERE

As a Disabled Combat Veteran, Integrity is a key Important factor for me. StayDry (or StayWet as I…read morecall them) is the worst, most negligent and corrupt company I have ever had the displeasure of working with. No honesty, no integrity, no communication. It's been a horrifying experience, one of the worst i've had, let me tell you PLEASE BE ADVISED. Team leader Aaron started talking to my wife about how he liked large breast as well as talking about his recent divorce and how he loved young women etc...RED FLAG Guys did not have the knowledge needed to do the job. Stay Dry did not do the work in the agreed upon contract. The work they DID do was so absolutely disgraceful that they had to send a second team out to completely redo everything and still, after 3 days only completed have the work. I was told by Inspector Tyler that StayDry wanted to give me gift cards for being so understanding... I had 2 other waterproofing companies and construction company here as well as city officials including City trustee, all said work done was horrendous and not to code and that clearly StayDry is a predator company. No Communication from this company, they ghost you consistently, I emailed and called several times, multiple times a week. Did not receive a SINGLE call back as requested, in fact the Officer manager Jessica stated she personally thought the GM was waiting me out to get me to forget about the contract or give up. What kind of company does this? Basement inspector Tyler seemed to have integrity, but as Manager Jessica stated, she thinks that's why he quit and the work was never finished. SO, they lack experienced people. Honestly, there aren't enough characters to give a full review, it was that bad, I have a few pictures of how my crawlspace sits currently. After requesting via email, the work be done by the second week of March. Stay dry ghosted me. I called them over and over and received no call back. Finally, got word in one of the calls from the front officer manager that the GM wanted to just cancel the contract lol what!!!? Brother, we are way past that now. Clearly I told them that was not acceptable. I continued to call every other day asking for a return call from the manager, which I never received. Finally, an hour after they closed on the last day of the last week I gave them. I received an email stating they would be cancelling the contract because of some biohazard in my crawlspace. I am 100% sure this is actually going to be in StayDry's response if/when they do respond. This is absolute GARBAGE. I even hired a company to inspect the area, they gave an all clear and StayDry knows this, as they were told by the inspector Tyler. I have the receipts StayDry. It's insane to me that they would go this route, that a company like this can operate and STILL get new customers. I have more pictures, I have phone calls, I have text messages and emails. This is a company that literally had to be sued by it's own employees for not paying them, seriously. Go look it up. 5 months StayDry, It's been 5 months. You took a disabled vets money and left me out here with a screwed up house you PROMISED you would take care of me. I've had to apply to a charity at this point to try and get assistance in fixing the disaster you have only made worse since being here. Now, I have to worry about another expense. An attorney.