Tips for Leaking basement repair?

No. I hired two different professional companpies in the past that promised to fix the problem. One was a foundation repair company, the other company referred to us by a neighbor that had their problem resolved.. However, the problem, even though better, still remains. Paid over $20,000 between the two. Now we no longer have money. Thanks.

After thinking about what you are suggesting I think it is a good idea. I pray it is not a natural spring. Thanks.

I forgot to mention that I've had the Beaver Damn system for almost 25 years now. The company that did mine had a 25 year warranty, and I did have to call them back about 6 years ago, as a small stream of water started coming out under a section of the Dam. They came to the house, removed the paint on the floor near the leak, resealed with a strong glue substance where the Dam touched the floor, and I've not had any more leaks since then. I've read that it's best not to have a painted cement floor. The fellow that came out, said that their company no longer sells the Beaver Damn system, and now they jack hammer the tiles all around the inside of the basement, and then put in a system that is under ground. I'm glad I got the Beaver Damn system, because here in Minnesota, when water gets under cement, it lifts the cement in the winter... I would not want their new system under my basement floor rising up in the winter and going down in the spring. I hope you asked the plumber for a FREE ESTIMATE. Some will give you a free estimate, but some will charge up to $75 per hour in my area, just to knock on your door! Good luck to you! 8-)