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Basement Flood Rebuild

Basement Flood Repair in Edmonton — Now Taking Winter 2026 Projects

The Problem

Thousands of Edmonton-area basements flooded in 2026. Insurers' mitigation crews came through and cut out the bottom 2 ft of drywall and pulled up the flooring, leaving bare studs, then moved on. Many homeowners have been waiting months trying to find a contractor who'll finish the job.

Rebuild after the cut line

  • New insulation and vapour barrier
  • Drywall (moisture-resistant below, standard above)
  • Taping, mudding and finishing
  • Paint
  • Baseboards and trim
  • Flooring to match the rest of the basement
  • Doors where they were removed

Fix the cause

Most basement floods come back if the water path isn't fixed. After we rebuild the finish, we'll assess the cause and scope the work — crack repair, sump pump installation, weeping tile, interior drainage or window well work — so it doesn't happen again.

Working with your insurance

We provide itemized written quotes you can take to your adjuster. We don't bill the insurance company directly and we don't promise approval — the adjuster decides coverage. We're happy to provide photos, scopes and line items so your claim can be supported.

The Process

1

Photos

Send photos of the basement and the cut line

2

Assessment

We scope the finish work (and the cause, if you want)

3

Itemized quote

Written quote with line items for the rebuild

4

Rebuild

We schedule and close the basement up

Areas We Serve

Edmonton and area: Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Beaumont, Devon and Parkland County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get Your Basement Closed Up Before Spring

Book an assessment or send photos and we'll scope the rebuild this winter.

info@edmontonfoundationrepair.ca

Request a Free Quote

We respond within 24 hours — usually same day.

No obligation. We'll contact you to discuss your project.

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