Protect your investment

The GrateDrain solves the most difficult basement water problems. Protect your basement with the most advanced technological water control system available today. The GrateDrain is designed with large dual-chambers that direct ground water from beneath the basement floor and the wall/footing joint to the sump liner. The GrateDrain’s ability to accept ground water through large passageways (punch holes) from either direction is a powerful advantage when compared to other drainage systems. Other drainage systems only allow water to enter from one direction or allow water to pass right
through their drainage pipe from the wall/footing joint and bring ground water under the basement slab instead of directing it to the sump liner. (see figure 1)

GrateDrain™ is custom built for every basement
The GrateDrain was designed to be custom made and fitted to the basement.
Each section of the GrateDrain is assembled and accurately sized.

GrateDrain has a dual chamber design
Water can enter from the wall/footing seam and from under the basement slab then the dual chamber directs it to the sump.

Isolate iron bacteria colonies
GrateDrain was designed to isolate iron bacteria problems so that it does not spread throughout the basement. GrateDrain prevents cross-contamination.

Easy cover and panel access for system flush
Accessible covers and panels allow a service technician to flush.

GrateDrain is economical
The GrateDrain design reduces waste as each piece can be used which is good for the environments of both Vermont and New Hampshires.

Engineered drainage system that offers more value
Custom assembly / installation, ridged components, and advanced design make the GrateDrain the best waterproofing system in the industry.

GrateDrain is the strongest system on the market
GrateDrain is an extruded durable poly vinyl chloride (pvc) which is made up of our (4) foot horizontal wall pieces and 120 foot coils of vertical wall sections.

Warranty
A full warranty can be available with proper yearly maintenance in Vermont and New Hampshire.