Why do people like you do business with us?

1. Extensive knowledge

Darrell, a 30 year veteran of the United States Department of Agriculture and graduate of Economics from the U of MN, has years of experience outside of waterproofing basements and fixing unstable foundations. His knowledge has proven to be of great value in consulting architects, builders, engineers, homeowners, lenders & realtors, which is why 80% of ECBH20’s business comes from referral.

2. Commitment to quality

Our work satisfies the “Dry Basement” requirements for all mortgage lending organizations.

3. Reliability

ECBW is a father and son family owned business with a long standing tradition of commitment to quality and expert service. We are licensed, bonded & insured up to $2 million.

East Central Basement Waterproofing is the Midwest’s premier specialist in Basement waterproofing, structural foundation repair, radon testing and mitigation.

We’ve installed drain tile in thousands of residential and commercial buildings since1997. Our customers refer their friends and family to us because they’re happy with our extensive knowledge, our commitment to quality and
our reliability.

Prior to the family partnership of ECBW in 1999, Todd proudly served six years in the United States marine Corps as a Military Policeman. He graduated from Northwestern College in St. Paul MN with a B.S. Degree in Business Marketing. Todd has been waterproofing basements in thousands of homes since the mid 90's. He started by working in a MN based waterproofing company and gained considerable field experience as
a crew foreman, cement finisher and salesman.

During these years, Todd envisioned starting a waterproofing company that would provide better personal service at affordable rates and a high level of customer satisfaction. ECBW has maintained this performance on each and every job. Todd is a proven expert at making your basement dry and is proud of every project completed.

Darrell received his degree in Economics from the University of MN. He is a 30 year veteran of the US Dept. of Agriculture where he served as an FmHA County Supervisor. His duties included real estate appraisals; reviewing construction sites; evaluations of dwelling plans, specifications, and cost estimates; and, conducting construction inspections. The job required working with homeowners and contractors, often assisting in the resolution of problems that arise in building projects. His job also required extensive knowledge in many different areas and demanded sensitivity and understanding to all parties involved to avoid any extra or unnecessary stress under stressful circumstances.