The Tri-State Area's Trusted Waterproofing & Soil Stabilization Service
Work with industrial commercial and municipal customers
30+ Years of Combined Experience | One-Year Warranty | Free Quotes and Consultations
30+ Years of Combined Experience
One-Year Warranty
Free Quotes and Consultations
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When it comes to waterproofing, there's no room for cutting corners. If you're looking for a company that can meet your high expectations and deliver lasting results, turn to LJS Waterproofing, LLC. With over 30 years of combined experience, our skilled technicians use proven techniques, like chemical grout injection New York, NY, and the surrounding areas depend on to keep the water out. You can count on us to provide the right solution wherever water infiltration is an issue!
Our locally owned business serves the Tri-State area and is licensed, bonded, and insured for your peace of mind. To learn more or to request a free quote and consultation, please
contact us today.
Give your settling concrete structure the support it needs. Our stabilization process improves soil strength and effectively controls its shrink-swell properties.
Has your seawall started to fail? Get its original strength and reliability restored by our experienced team. We'll stabilize soil, seal leaks, and repair concrete.
A void under your concrete can make it unstable and lead to eventual breakage. Know that you can count on us to fill the void and raise your concrete to the correct level.
Water will eventually find a way into your concrete cracks. Stop the damage from going any further with crack injection services provided by our trained technicians.
Has water damaged your facility's elevator pit? Know that our team has the skills to repair and waterproof elevator pits, so that you can get your elevators back in service fast!
Our chemical grout injection in New York, NY and surrounding areas can stop water leaks in your basement walls, lift your settling foundation, and stabilize the soil under your older driveway.
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