Basement Waterproofing, Foundation Repair and Crawl Space Waterproofing Professionals
Budget Dry’s basement waterproofing provides each homeowner with the best solution to their basement waterproofing, crawl space waterproofing, and foundation repair problems. Our project managers will come to your home to review your basement situation, detecting basement leaks and identifying the source of the water. Something that’s not always understood by homeowners is that the air quality of a home built on top of a dirty crawl space can be greatly affected by moisture and harmful gasses that are released from the earth. These include the potentially cancer-causing gas Radon, as well as many other less dangerous yet still unpleasant allergens. We are passionate about providing the absolute best service to each home and homeowner we encounter, because we understand just how important your home is to you. We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service and use of cutting edge industry technology. Budget Dry Basement Waterproofing is a leader in Basement waterproofing and basement restoration. Every Basement flood, leak or crack is evaluated thoroughly to ensure that we provide you with the best solution. So you can be secure and confident in the knowledge that Budget Dry treats the problem, not the symptom!
Bilco Basement and Hatchway Doors
In addition to our other services, whether they are Bilco, Connecticut’s own basement door brand or another company, Budget Dry’s skilled teams can replace your old doors with a modern door in 4 pre-painted colors to match your home. We specialize in transforming the hatchway door with a practical and low maintenance approach. Most doors are now offered with gas-powered shock for easier opening and safe, quiet closing. Ask about our special, maintenance-free HDPE Bilco door, perfect for those north-facing areas or near saltwater. We specialize in transforming the hatchway door with a practical and low maintenance approach. Most doors are now offered with gas-powered shock for easier opening and safe, quiet closing. Ask about our special, maintenance-free HDPE Bilco door, perfect for those north-facing areas or near salt-water.
Facts About Waterbury, CT
Waterbury, the seat of New Haven County, is situated on the Naugatuck River, 21 miles from New Haven. It has been called the “Brass Center of the World.” Waterbury was purchased from the Indians by residents of Farmington in 1674. They started a new community in 1677 which they named Mattatuck, changed to Waterbury when the town was incorporated in 1686. It was chartered as a city in 1853; in 1901, city and town were consolidated. Waterbury became famous in the 19th century for the manufacture of brass items. Its brass industry can be traced to 1802. The Waterbury Mint, owned by the Scovill Manufacturing Company, produced planchets (blanks for coins), which the U.S. Mint used to produce coins for an assortment of foreign countries. In 1878, the Waterbury Watch Company was organized for the explicit purpose of producing cheap watches. These watches gained a reputation for shoddy workmanship, so the company abandoned the brand and renamed itself the New England Watch Company. It was later incorporated into the company that became Timex. A visit to Timexpo provides a look into a century and a half of watch making in Waterbury. Waterbury’s two hospitals are Waterbury Hospital and St. Mary’s Hospital. Waterbury hospital opened in 1890 in a Victorian mansion overlooking the city. The cornerstone of St. Mary’s was laid in 1907 and the hospital was dedicated two years later. It was founded by the Sisters of St. Mary’s of Chambery. Post College, a regional business college, was founded in 1890. In 1990, it affiliated itself with the worldwide Teikyo Group and is now known as Teikyo Post University. The University of Connecticut has operated a campus in Waterbury for about half a century. The Railroad Museum of New England operates the Naugatuck Railroad between Thomaston and Waterbury. The Golden Age of Trucking Museum displays exhibits from the history of trucking, with an emphasis on the 1950’s. The Mattatuck Museum, located on the Green in central Waterbury, provides highlights from Waterbury’s three centuries of history.
WHERE TO FIND US:
Budget Dry Waterproofing
158 Route 81
Killingworth, CT 06419
203-421-8560
800-DRY-2211 (800-379-2211)