Hillingdon’s unique location on London’s western edge presents distinctive challenges for basement waterproofing. The borough’s proximity to water sources like the River Colne and Grand Union Canal means groundwater levels can fluctuate seasonally, putting extra pressure on below-ground structures. Many Hillingdon properties, particularly the period homes in Ruislip and Uxbridge, weren’t built with modern waterproofing standards, leaving their basements vulnerable to water ingress and dampness.
Our Hillingdon waterproofing specialists have extensive experience addressing the local geological conditions, including the London Clay that dominates much of the borough’s soil profile. This heavy clay soil retains water, creating constant pressure against foundation walls and increasing the risk of basement dampness. Whether you’re dealing with a Victorian property in Ickenham or a mid-century home in Northwood, our tailored basement waterproofing solutions address your specific circumstances.
The timber treatments we provide throughout Hillingdon address both the consequences of water ingress and prevent future issues. With Heathrow’s proximity creating varying microclimates across the borough, we’ve developed localised expertise in identifying and treating timber affected by the specific conditions in different Hillingdon neighbourhoods.

