Basement Waterproofing in Irvington, NY
Irvington is a Hudson River village with steep streets: the typical home was built around 1956 and 69% pre-date 1980. Homes on hillsides, near brooks and rivers, and along the Long Island Sound shore can see very different water patterns, so the right fix depends on where the water comes from. For a house with finished space or valuable contents, ask each company to show you the source of the water and to explain what happens in a power outage.
Waterproofing companies for Irvington
How we pick: we list up to six companies per page. Independent firms come first, then firms based outside Westchester, then franchise or network affiliates. Companies that name the town as served come before those that serve the whole county. Listings are free, not paid, and not an endorsement. Home improvement license status was looked up in the Westchester County consumer license search on Oct 26 to 27, 2026, plumber license status in the county trade license search on Oct 27, 2026, and NYS mold license status in the state Labor Department data set; each profile shows what we found.
De La Paz Masonry
No rating collected yetWaterproofing, French drains, sump pumps, masonry
Mazzacone Contracting
No rating collected yetInterior and exterior waterproofing, drainage, sump pumps, excavation
Sundahl Waterproofing
No rating collected yetInterior and exterior waterproofing, drainage, sump pumps, foundation repair
Gregg Segnit Waterproofing
No rating collected yetBasement and foundation waterproofing, drainage, sump pumps
Kellets Anchored Home Improvement
No rating collected yetExterior and interior waterproofing, drainage, crack repair, sump systems, foundation repair coordination
Vulcan Basement Waterproofing
No rating collected yetBasement waterproofing, drainage, sump pumps, foundation repair
Housing in Irvington
| Place | Typical year built | Built before 1950 | Built before 1980 | Median home value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Irvington | 1956 | 32.6% | 69% | $868,100 |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates (tables B25035, B25034, B25077), retrieved Oct 2026. Estimates carry a margin of error.
Flooding and water in Irvington
- The state’s Saw Mill River flood study names West Rumbrook Park, in Irvington, Elmsford and Greenburgh, as one of eight flood-prone high-risk areas on the river. [source]
- Flood maps are address-specific. Check your own address on FEMA’s flood map service, and ask any contractor how they treat a high water table on your lot. [source]
Permit notes for Irvington
From the municipality’s own pages, retrieved Oct 2026. Rules change, so call the building department before work starts.
What it costs
A modeled estimate for White Plains puts a typical interior drain system for about 120 linear feet of wall near $7,100, with most bids between roughly $3,000 and $12,200 (RenoVetted). Exterior drainage is modeled at $4,600 to $18,200 and full exterior waterproofing at $5,700 to $22,800 for the same 120 feet. These are modeled figures, not Westchester bid data, and larger or harder-to-access homes can cost more. We did not find any Westchester contractor price lists. Full cost guide with sources.
Frequently asked questions
How many waterproofing companies serve Irvington?
We show 6 of 11 companies we found for Irvington: 5 name Irvington as an area they serve, and the rest serve all of Westchester County. Always confirm a company covers your address.
Does Irvington require a permit for this work?
Often yes. See the permit notes on this page, then call the Irvington building department before you sign a contract.
Is interior or exterior waterproofing better?
Exterior work stops water at the wall face but means digging out the foundation, which is disruptive and costs more, especially around mature landscaping. Interior drainage systems collect water that gets through and send it to a sump pump. Ask each company to explain why it recommends one approach for your house.
Will a sealer paint fix my wet basement?
Coatings can help with minor dampness, but they rarely stop water under pressure from saturated soil. If you see water at the floor-wall joint or through cracks, get a drainage assessment first.
Nearby
Sources
- NYS DEC: Saw Mill River Flood Mitigation & Resilience Study Report
- FEMA Flood Map Service Center (look up your own address)
- Village of Irvington Code, Chapter 183: Stormwater Management, Illegal Discharges and Erosion and Sediment Control
- Village of Irvington Building Department
- U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, tables B25034, B25035, B25077 (via Census Reporter)
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