Meyers Lake is a small village built around its own lake, where homes sit close to the water table. We waterproof basements and repair foundations here with free estimates and a lifetime warranty.
The village of Meyers Lake is unusual on a map. The lake takes up nearly as much of the village as the land does, so a large share of homes sit near its shore. Homes built that close to open water sit on ground that stays wet longer after rain, and the water table under a lakeside lot can be high even in a dry month.
The housing here is a real mix. Older homes from the days when an amusement park, hotel and boat club drew crowds to the shore stand near bungalows, ranches, split-levels and larger brick houses built in later decades. Each era used different basement methods, from stone and block to poured concrete, and each one tends to leak in its own way.
Stark County winters bring freeze and thaw, then soggy springs. When the ground around a lake stays saturated, water presses on basement walls and floors from every side. It shows up at the cove joint, along mortar lines, through cracks and around pipe openings, and sump pumps near the shore often run far more than homeowners expect.
Wet ground is also soft ground. Around Meyers Lake, soil that stays soaked can let a corner of a house or a porch settle, and the constant pressure of saturated earth can bow block walls inward. Additions put on older lake homes over the years sometimes sit on shallower footings and move on their own.
We fix most of this from inside the basement. Carbon-fiber straps hold walls that are starting to bow. The Richtech Stabilizer System braces walls that have moved further and can be tightened over time to bring them back toward plumb. Steel push piers support settling sections, and injection seals cracks.
Interior drainage, wall membranes and footing drains that relieve water pressure and stop seepage at the source - keeping your Meyers Lake basement dry for good.
Learn moreBowing walls and settlement cracks stabilized permanently with the Richtech Stabilizer System, carbon-fiber straps, and epoxy/polyurethane crack injection.
Learn moreHigh-capacity sump systems with battery backup and water-alarm monitoring that automatically clear water before it accumulates - even when the power goes out.
Learn moreFrench drains, downspout extensions and regraded surface drainage that move stormwater away from your foundation before it ever reaches your basement.
Learn moreRepair, replacement and maintenance of gutters and downspouts so roof runoff is captured and carried far from your foundation - your first line of defense.
Learn moreCode-compliant egress windows that add a safe emergency exit, flood your basement with natural light, and unlock legal bedroom potential and home value.
Learn morePowerful dehumidification and moisture control that clears musty odors, protects against mold, and turns a damp basement into fresh, comfortable living space.
Learn moreDurable, energy-efficient glass block windows that resist leaks and break-ins while still letting daylight into your basement - a clean, permanent upgrade.
Learn moreOur crew drives to Meyers Lake from the shop at 298 E Walnut St in Wadsworth. The same family-owned company has done this work since 1985, and every person on your job is one of our own employees.
Start with a free estimate. We look at the basement, the yard, the gutters and the slope toward the lake, then hand you a written plan with the cause, the fix and the price. Call (330) 366-3028.
Mike and Ken and the other workers, what can I say? They have gone above and beyond for us. This has been a very challenging job, and Mike the owner has been back several times to make it right.
Positive experience from start to finish. Scheduled the estimate within days and got us right on the calendar for the repair. Ken was great to work with and answered my numerous questions with patience. The crew arrived on time.
Brian was the lead on the job, him and his crew were absolutely astounding. They worked extremely hard and I commend them for their professionalism and their knowledge.
It can. Ground near a lake often has a higher water table and stays wet longer after storms. That puts steady pressure on basement walls and floors. An interior drain and a good sump pump handle that water from inside.
A busy pump is common close to the lake, but it should never fall behind. We'll check the pump, the float, the pit and where the discharge line empties. A battery backup keeps it running if the power goes out.
Yes. Older stone and block foundations let water through at the joints. We can add interior drainage and a sump, seal problem spots and check whether any walls are moving. Everything is written into the plan before work starts.
Moisture can come through concrete as vapor, and lakeside air adds more humidity. A musty smell often means the walls or floor are staying damp. We'll check for seepage, and a dehumidifier or drainage may solve it.
A stair-step crack along the mortar lines can mean soil pressure is pushing on the wall. We'll measure it for bowing during a free inspection. Carbon-fiber straps or Richtech braces can stop further movement from inside.
Yes, that happens. Porches often sit on shallow footings, and soft, wet soil lets them settle. We'll check whether the house foundation is moving too. Steel push piers can support a section that keeps sinking.
Get the water and humidity under control before any walls go up. Near the lake that usually means drainage along the footing and a reliable sump. Then the finished room stays dry and your investment is protected.
Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency response for flooded basements. Call (330) 366-3028 any time. If water is near outlets or appliances, keep out of the basement and shut off power at the panel if it's safe to reach.
It does. Lots that tilt toward the house hold water at the foundation, even on a slope down to the shore. Downspouts that empty close to the wall make it worse. We'll look at grading and gutters during the estimate.
All American Basement Waterproofing does. We're a family-owned company from Wadsworth, working since 1985 with an A+ BBB rating. Our own employees do the estimate and the work. Call (330) 366-3028.
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Talk to All American today - we'll inspect your Meyers Lake basement or foundation and give you an honest, written estimate at no cost. Family-owned and protecting Northeast Ohio homes since 1985.
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