Excavation-based foundation waterproofing, perimeter drainage, membrane installation, and backfill grading that directs runoff away from your foundation — built to handle Parker County storms.

We provide excavation-based foundation waterproofing and drainage throughout Parker, Wise, and Tarrant Counties — including Weatherford, Springtown, Aledo, Boyd, Rhome, Newark, Justin, Granbury, and the northwest Fort Worth area. Whether your home sits on a tight city lot or a rural acreage tract, we size the perimeter drainage and backfill to match the runoff and soil conditions your foundation actually faces during a Parker County storm. or see all of our drainage and excavation services.
When water presses against a foundation from the outside, the fix starts with excavation, not the interior. Sley Services LLC exposes the foundation wall, applies waterproofing membrane and drainage board, installs perimeter drainage, and backfills and regrades so runoff moves away from the structure instead of pooling against it.
Our foundation waterproofing and drainage work is excavation-based and built around the outside of the structure. That includes foundation excavation to expose the wall, exterior foundation waterproofing, foundation membrane installation, drainage board, weeping tile and perimeter drainage, French drains, gravel drainage layers, sump drainage tie-ins, foundation backfill, and regrading around foundations to direct runoff away from structures. Every step is planned around how water actually moves across your Parker County property during a storm.
A foundation surrounded by saturated, poorly draining soil is under constant hydrostatic pressure every time it rains. Over time that pressure forces moisture through the wall and undermines the ground supporting the structure. By waterproofing the exterior, installing a reliable perimeter drainage path, and backfilling with the right material, we relieve that pressure at the source — before water ever reaches the interior. It's the difference between managing a symptom and solving the problem.
The clay-heavy soil common across Parker, Wise, and Tarrant Counties expands when wet and shrinks when dry, which puts repeated stress on foundation walls and the soil packed against them. Around Weatherford, Aledo, Springtown, and the northwest Fort Worth area, homes on sloped lots and rural acreage often deal with runoff channeling straight toward the foundation. We grade and backfill for how this ground actually behaves in Parker County — shaping positive slope away from the wall and giving storm water a planned path out through perimeter drainage instead of letting it collect against the footing.
Foundation waterproofing is rarely a standalone fix. It pairs naturally with our foundation excavation and site preparation work, and the regrading and drainage we install around the wall ties directly into the same property-wide grading and drainage plan we use across the yard in Parker County. That means the water leaving your perimeter drainage has a clear route off the property — not a new low spot to collect in. The result is a foundation that stays dry and a yard that drains the way it should.