Five stars all the way for Jersey Dry for performance, professionalism, cost, staff efficiency and…read morecraftsmanship. If you read other reviews, you'll find that their positive experiences mirrored mine. Without hesitation I would recommend Jersey Dry. If you want to know more about my experience, continue reading. Our house had basement water leakage caused by storms for decades before I decided enough was enough and began to research and search for a solution which was the installation of perimeter French drains. I was also apprehensive and cautious to identify the right company who was going to dig up the basement floor in a nearly 100-year-old house. Initially I was planning to interview three contractors and after the third visit I was perplexed by the differences in their proposals. Each recommended a French drain trench along the perimeter of all four walls, but there were differences such as the placement of the exterior discharge pipe, the location of the trench relative to the furnace, type of piping, and duration of work. Regarding piping, one uses PVC; another the flexible perforated, corrugated plastic pipe; and another a grate system with a rectangular plastic piping. All estimates were within a similar cost range. These differences led me to contact a fourth; that was Jersey Dry. Darek Snella provided a comprehensive explanation detailing the scope of work and an estimate for the French drain and two sump pumps. He suggested insulating and encapsulating a crawl space as a separate project. Frankly, that was a sound idea and something I hadn't thought about yet made perfect sense. At no time was there any sales pressure. The estimate was in line with the others. After I contacted quite a few of the provided references and heard lots of reassuring comments about Jersey Dry and Darek and Jerry, I called Darek and he returned to take exacting measurements and to video the specifics of the excavation work. A modest down payment was given and a start date chosen. On the scheduled day, Jerry and the crew promptly arrived. He is a master at his craft as are the team members. Jerry kept me informed on the progress of the work at the start and end of each day. To my surprise, there was never a mess or any dust infiltrating from the basement to upstairs. At the end of each work day, the area was tidied. The noise level was well below than anticipated. Neatness, communicative, friendly and concern - attributes that made the project go well. The crawl space was insulated, leveled and encapsulated, providing unexpected storage. A note about the discharge pipe. Our town doesn't permit cutting the curb to make an opening for the discharge pipe. One of the initial three contractors planned to extend the pipe to the street by cutting a section of the sidewalk and the curb. The other two planned on the outflow to end in the middle of the lawn. Darek (Jersey Dry) planned to excavate under the sidewalk for the discharge pipe and to end with a pop-up at the edge of the curb. No cutting of either the sidewalk slab or the curb. That's what was done and it works without a problem.

Working with Darek, Jerry, and their team has been a great experience despite of the damage,…read morefinancially and emotionally, caused by the flooding in our house due to the recent thunderstorms. This was the second time working with this team. As expected, Darek put our interest in the center of his recommendation without any up charge because of the neighborhood we are in. We were treated fairly with full transparency. Darek was responsive and patience helping us to navigate a viable solution within our budget and needs. Jerry and his team were prompt arriving on the target date and time. They've gone above and beyond ensuring timely completion of the project and diligent follow up to ensure quality work being delivered. I would recommend Jersey Dry Waterproofing for any of the waterproofing project, planned or unplanned.

I didn't work with groundwork only because I needed work they don't do however. I can say they are…read moreprompt and have excellent communication skills.

I wish I could leave zero stars for the CT location. Poor communication. No show, no call for…read moreappointments. Our basement walls were destroyed after we were told "you won't even know we were here". Concrete replacement was uneven, with globs of cement scattered everywhere and plastic from the sheetrock/walls was even cemented to the floor. The cement to cover the holes created was not placed up to the foundation so pockets of dirt were left throughout the basement and foundation left exposed. When you call the center you get "schedulers" who pass along information and no calls ever returned. Schedulers refuse to give a manager's name. I really wish we had done more research prior to contracting this company as bad reviews are abundant on all platforms. I now worry about the stability of our house and the lifetime guarantee does not feel reassuring since this company has been so bad so far. I hope this review prevents someone from going through what we have gone through.

This was not the first job that NJ's Best Paving has done for us at Tudor Hall. The last job that…read morethey did was the side entranceway to our courtyard. It is made up of all bluestone. They carefully had to reset all the paver bluestone slabs and then reset the steps leading up to the entrance gate. After setting everything in place they used this special grouting material that hardened like concrete and almost matches the bluestone. The job came out so beautiful that we now have to do the other much larger entranceway by demand of the unit owners who are saying how it looks ugly compared to the newly restored area. Like I said earlier they have done a lot of work for us and never a problem. Their work is always done on time if not before the given time. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this company as well as their sister company Snow Hawk.

Incredibly unprofessional. Requested a quote. They came in at more DOUBLE the price of the next…read moreclosest competitor. They responded via text with a sarcastic "Good luck. We don't use Home Depot sealer". Keeps insisting they use "airport quality" sealer. What does that mean to me? How is that relevant at all? There are plenty of other reputable driveway sealer companies in Bergen County.

My wife has great discomfort from allergy and breathing issues. Our home had high humidity…read more A year ago, Sean at Century Waterproofing came and explained how his SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier system operated. He was very clear and not high pressure at all. Our humidity situation is now greatly improved with the use of the dehumidifier installed in our crawl space. I consider it a very wise purchase that has helped our home environment and health.

We had our main beam supports replaced and a vapor barrier, an upgraded sump pump, wall insulation…read moreand a dehumidifier installed. Our basement is 2/3 crawlspace. From the initial visit to the site cleanup, Sean and his team were prompt, efficient, courteous and professional. With the exception of the day that the insulation was screwed to the walls, we did not even hear them working. The work was reasonably priced. The job even received compliments from our town building inspector.

I should have used basement systems 15 years ago. They installed internal drains with 3 pumps( one…read moreof which is a battery backup system pump). They came approximately 5 years ago. I haven't had even one drop of water in my basement! ... no more emptying 50- 5 gallon buckets into the slop sink. It's costly, but worth every penny! Back then it was $100.00 per foot! You should do the entire perimeter because of something called Hydronic Pressure.( look that up)

On 6/6/25 our foundation caved in due to heavy rain and a small sink hole. We called many…read moredifferent contractors, and we were not impressed until we met Andrew from BSNY. He laid out a plan of attack to repair / replace our foundation along with new footings, drainage inside and out and two new pumps. He was in constant communication with us. Martin Cruz and his crew came in and stabilized our house until the official work started. Once the building permit was in place, Marin Cruz and his crew went to work. They did a great job of leveling out house, putting in new footings, drainage, and two new sump pumps. Outside they grated out the yard, new top soil, grass seed, and covered with straw. Martin Cruz answered every question we had. We couldn't ask for better!

Van Alphen Brothers are the most skillful, courteous, experienced and professional contractors in…read morethe business. Their work is unequalled and reflective of the many years of quality accomplishments and consummate work ethic. Harold T.

Earlier in the morning, I was doing some gardening and I noticed a guy wrestling with big black…read morebags of garbage two houses down. So later on I came out of my house and saw two huge bags of trash in front of my house, I didn't know who put it there. It has happened before that people drive by and leave their garbage in front of my house. How do I know what is in the bags? Illegal items? Body parts? So I walk down the block, to try to to find out if our neighbors might have done it (because they had a driveway full of garbage and are doing a construction project) but no one answered to door. So I started dragging the bags back to their house. Some guy jumps out of a giant dump truck and asks me what Im doing and yells that he put the garbage in front of our house. I told him I didn't appreciate that, and all he had to do was knock on my door to ask my permission. He responds by getting angry, we exchange words, then here's the shocker: He asked me what country I am from...I responded, I am AMERICAN, but what difference does it make??!? WHAT *EFFING* DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE? We were yelling back and forth and finally the main contractor came to calm the situation. All the while he's yelling that I don't own the street....yes that's true, but I am responsible for the trash that's in front of my house. Just ask, I probably wouldn't have a problem. Seriously, we are all citizens of the Earth, I know that sounds tree-hugger or hippie. But what is in these peoples' heads? He didn't look like a Native American to me.