The scope
Wet basements, leaking cracks, sump pumps, weeping tile, backwater valves, window wells, and crawl spaces. The map is on services.
Woveh

About the company
Woveh Waterproofing provides basement and foundation waterproofing for Ontario homes.
Wet basements, leaking cracks, sump pumps, weeping tile, backwater valves, window wells, and crawl spaces. The map is on services.
Ontario, including Ottawa, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay. Toronto is the base. Coverage is confirmed by address. See service areas.
These pages do not list a fleet, extra offices, a project count, years in business, or awards.
A supply leak, a moving wall, or a code egress window is named as someone else's work.
Occupied property. What will be opened and what will be reinstated is written down.
If grading and a downspout are the fix, that is the recommendation.

Woveh Waterproofing provides basement and foundation waterproofing for Ontario homes. These pages describe the work. They do not list a corporation number, a licence, an insurance policy, an award, or a count of years in business.
The work itself is specific: wet basements, foundation cracks that leak, sump pumps, weeping tile, backwater valves, window-well drainage, and crawl spaces. Each scope has its own page because the failures are not identical. The geographic focus is Ontario, with Toronto as the base, including Ottawa, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay.

The first visit is for looking. Walls, floor joints, cracks, grade, wells, the pit, and any cleanout that can be opened without theatre. Photographs you already have are welcome. Diagnosis separates causes when there are two. A leak at a window and a leak at a cove joint can share a storm and still be different repairs.
You should be able to see the option that was not chosen. If exterior digging is possible but interior drainage is recommended, the reason is access, risk, or the actual leak location. If the honest answer is to extend a downspout before anyone sells a membrane, that answer is available. A repair that is too small to pretend it is a system is priced as a repair.
Furniture, finished rooms, planting, and the neighbour's lot are part of the plan. Excavation is not a right to redesign the yard. Interior cutting is not a right to leave the basement as a site. What will be opened, protected, and reinstated is written down. What will not be reinstated — new luxury flooring, for example, if that was never in the scope — is also written down.
General renovation and waterproofing get in each other's way when they are blurred. New flooring on a wet slab is a renovation. Stopping the water is the specialty. If the right next step is an electrician, a plumber for a supply leak, a window contractor for a true egress opening, or a structural engineer, that is the recommendation.

You describe the symptom, the timing, and a postal code. A paid visit checks the water path. A written estimate in Canadian dollars states scope, assumptions, and exclusions. Work proceeds after you accept that estimate. Scheduling respects weather, frost, and whether the basement is finished. Exterior digging is not promised when the ground is frozen.
The agreed work treats the house as occupied property. Discharge, drainage falls, and the visible repair are reviewed before the visit is closed. You leave with practical notes on the pump, the discharge line, the grade, and what to watch after heavy rain. There is no story here about a fleet or a head office in every city.
This website does not display star ratings, review counts, BBB logos, licence numbers, or insurance certificates. Trust is meant to come from the scope, the process, and the written estimate.
Health effects of mould, structural stability, and the legal compliance of a sewer connection are outside what these pages decide. Where the text tells you to speak with an engineer, a plumber, or a municipal office, that is because the question has left waterproofing.

Use the contact form and include the symptom and a postal code. A request is an invitation to talk. It does not reserve a crew until a time is confirmed.
Policies for personal information, website terms, cookies, and accessibility are written as their own pages. Phone, email, and hours are in the footer.
This website does not include a founder story, a fleet, extra offices, or a count of completed jobs. Woveh Waterproofing provides basement and foundation waterproofing in Ontario. The pages stand on the description of the work. Licences, insurance certificates, and years in business are not listed here.
You can hold a visit to a shorter list. Did someone look at the wall, the joint, the grade, the well, and the pit? Did they separate two causes when two were present? Did the paper say what is not included? Did they name another trade when the problem left waterproofing? That is the process. It does not require a medal.

A useful estimate contains a no. No, the exterior will not be dug, because the side yard will not allow it. No, the crack will not be injected, because the wall may be moving. No, the egress window is not this trade. No, the price does not include new flooring. The no is how you compare two contractors. A document that only says yes is a brochure.
Interior and exterior methods are tools. Publishing one of them as the moral choice is how homeowners pay twice. If both are possible, the reason for the recommendation is access, risk, or the actual leak. If neither is needed because a downspout is the whole storey, that is the recommendation.
Occupied houses have furniture, sleep, and neighbours. Excavation is planned around planting and the lot line. Interior cutting is planned around the rooms you still use. What is opened is listed. What is reinstated is listed. What you wanted replaced as a renovation, and did not buy, stays unreplaced. Dust and a cut slab are not a surprise if they were in the scope. They are a dispute if they were not.
Photographs you send are for the water problem. They are not a request for identity documents, card numbers, or pictures of your family. Phone, email, and hours are published in the footer and on the contact page.

The centre of the work is Toronto and the GTA, where basements are normal and spring melt is an annual test. Coverage is Ontario, including Ottawa, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay. A city on the list is not a promise of a local yard. A postal code is how the house is confirmed. Outside Ontario is outside the site.
A small interior repair and a full excavation are not scheduled the same way. That sentence is here so the map is not read as an office in every town.
Mould is mentioned only as a reason that wet organic materials should not stay wet. It is not a diagnosis and not a cleanup certificate. Structural movement, underpinning, and rotten joists are named as engineering or carpentry. Sewer surcharge is a valve and a plumbing question, kept beside weeping tile because storms teach both, and kept separate because the repairs are not the same.
If the honest answer is that waterproofing is the wrong trade, that answer is part of the service. A sump does not repair a burst supply line. Injection does not stop a wall that is rotating. A liner does not replace a pier.

Discharge, falls, and the repair you can see are checked before the visit is closed. You leave with notes on the pump, the outlet, the grade, and the next heavy rain. Maintenance is a short list, not a subscription. The contract for the work, once you accept an estimate, is that estimate. A later edit to this website does not rewrite it.
Questions about the site itself belong with the terms, the privacy policy, and the cookie policy. Questions about your house belong in the form, with a postal code and a description of the water.
Woveh will look for the path the water is using, name the repair that matches it, and write what is not included. These pages do not list a licence, a rating, a fleet, or a price range. Another trade is named when the problem has left waterproofing.
That is the whole of the about page, once the process is set aside. The longer sections exist so you can see how a visit is supposed to behave in an occupied Ontario house. The test is the paper you are handed, not the adjective on the website.

The service map is the services page. The wet floor is the basement page. The crack is the foundation page. The pit is the sump page. The buried drain and the sewer valve are the weeping tile page. The low space is the crawl space page. Cities are grouped, once, on service areas.
Contact is the form, with a postal code. Privacy, terms, and cookies describe the website, not the repair.
Not on this website.
Yes. A moving wall, a supply leak, or a true egress window should be named as someone else's work.
Use the contact form, and include the symptom and a postal code.
A postal code and a short description are enough.
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