Waterproofing & Crawlspace Repair
Ypsilanti, MI
Family-owned and trusted across Southeast Michigan since 2011.
Protecting Ypsilanti Homes From the Ground Up
Services We Provide in Ypsilanti
Cut ‘N Dry Waterproofing offers complete crawlspace, moisture, and indoor air protection for Ypsilanti homeowners.
Radon Mitigation: We provide NRPP-certified testing and mitigation for Washtenaw County's elevated radon zones.
Customer Reviews
What Homeowners Are Saying
Every project comes with a homeowner who just wanted their home to feel comfortable and healthy again. Here’s what they have shared about working with us.
Note: Some reviews mention our former names, Crawlspace Remediation and Radon Control Services. Both are now part of the Cut ’N Dry Waterproofing family of services.
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Why Ypsilanti Homeowners Choose Us
Basements face unique threats because they sit below grade, where soil and water pressure are highest.
Family-Owned & Local
No Pressure, No Scare Tactics
Clean, Respectful Worksites
Certified Specialists
100+ 5-Star Reviews
Flexible Financing
Financing Available
We offer flexible financing through WiseTack.
This way you can address issues like mold, moisture, radon, or waterproofing now and pay over time*.
*Other financing options are available for larger projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are a few questions Ypsilanti homeowners often ask before their inspection.
Q: What are the most common signs of crawlspace or basement moisture?
You might notice musty smells, higher humidity, cold floors, visible mold, damp insulation, or even small puddles of water.
Why are moisture issues common in Ypsilanti?
Moisture is common here because many homes are older, the clay soil shifts, and nearby waterways like the Huron River and Ford Lake can cause changes in groundwater.
Do I need mold testing before you begin repairs?
Not always. If you can see mold, testing usually isn’t needed. After we inspect your home, we’ll let you know exactly what should be done.
Can foundation movement affect the rest of the house?
Yes. When soil shifts, so can your foundation, causing cracked drywall, uneven floors, or sticking doors.
How quickly will I notice improvements once work is complete?
Most homeowners notice lower humidity and fresher air just a few days after the work on your home is finished.
If you have more questions, we’re here to help.