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Clinton Township is Macomb County's largest community — 1970s to 1990s subdivisions, heavy clay soil, and a predictable wet-basement playbook we've executed thousands of times.
Most of Clinton Township was built between 1965 and 1995, the era of poured-concrete and 12-inch block foundations on subdivision plats. The dominant leak source is the wall-floor cold joint, with rod-hole seepage running second. We see the same problem in nearly every Clinton Township basement: clay-loam soil holds water hard, hydrostatic pressure builds against the wall, and water finds its way in at the joint.
The fix is interior perimeter drainage tied to a battery-backed sealed sump — straightforward work we've installed in every Clinton Township subdivision from Garfield to Hayes. Most jobs are $7,500–$10,500 fully installed and run two to three days. We write the estimate so you can compare it line-item against any other contractor's bid.
Clinton Township ZIPs we serve: 48035, 48036, and 48038. We're 15 minutes from the Township from our Troy shop.
Free, no-pressure estimate
Got water in your Clinton Townshipbasement? We'll come look.
Six core services
Interior French drains route water to a dedicated sump — the most reliable cure for a chronic leak.
Learn more →Epoxy or polyurethane injection — chosen by what the crack is doing, sealed leak-free.
Learn more →Commercial-grade primary pumps with battery backup so a power outage doesn't become a flood.
Learn more →Seal the floor, dry the air, drop the humidity — half the air upstairs comes from the crawl.
Learn more →Bowing walls, settling footings, structural movement — honest assessment, right-sized fix.
Learn more →Diamond-cut openings, galvanized wells, code-compliant for a finished bedroom or rec room.
Learn more →Why homeowners pick Quali-Dry
The same family answers the phone, walks your basement, and stands behind the work. Three decades, one zip code at a time.
No high-pressure pitches at the kitchen table. We measure, we explain, we email you a written quote.
Stays with the home, not the homeowner. Sells with the house. Honored by the same family that signed it. *Coverage and conditions apply.
Sometimes it's a $400 crack injection, not an $18,000 system. We'll tell you. Honest answer, fair price.
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5.0 average · 59 Google reviews
“They told me I didn't need a full system — just two crack injections. Saved me about $14,000. Three years later, still bone dry.”
“Crew showed up on time, laid down protection on every floor, finished in two days. Wrote me a written warranty I could read without a lawyer.”
“Three other contractors quoted excavation. Quali-Dry did interior drainage for a third of the price. Basement's been dry through two springs.”