Taking new clients now for fall/winter 2026  -  Book an assessment

Now Booking — Winter 2026

Basement Flood Repair in Edmonton — Now Taking Winter 2026 Projects

Thousands of Edmonton-area basements flooded in 2026. Insurance mitigation crews cut out the bottom 2 ft of drywall and pulled the flooring, leaving bare studs, exposed insulation and nothing finished — and many homeowners have been waiting months for a contractor who will take the job.

The Problem

Thousands of Edmonton-area basements flooded in 2026. Insurance mitigation crews cut out the bottom 2 ft of drywall and pulled the flooring, leaving bare studs, exposed insulation and nothing finished — and many homeowners have been waiting months for a contractor who will take the job.

What We Do — Rebuild After the Cut Line

Everything from the cut line up, finished to match the rest of your basement:

  • Insulation and vapour barrier to the cut line
  • Drywall
  • Taping, mudding, sanding
  • Paint (match the rest of the basement)
  • Baseboards and trim
  • Flooring
  • Doors

What We Do — Fix What Caused It

A rebuild that doesn't fix the cause just gives the water somewhere new to go. Every basement flood rebuild is paired with fixing the reason it flooded in the first place — the crack, the drainage, or the sump. Depending on your situation, that can include:

Working With Your Insurance Claim

Dealing with an open claim? Here's exactly how we work with it — plainly:

  • We provide itemized written quotes you can send to your adjuster.
  • We do not direct-bill and we do not promise claim approval.
  • Nothing changes while your claim is in process; our quote is ours, not the insurer's.

The Process

  1. 1

    Photos

    Send us photos of the basement.

  2. 2

    Assessment

    We assess the scope.

  3. 3

    Itemized quote

    A written, itemized quote.

  4. 4

    Rebuild

    We schedule the rebuild.

Service Areas

EdmontonSpruce GroveStony PlainSt. AlbertSherwood ParkFort SaskatchewanLeducBeaumontDevonParkland County

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any contractors in Edmonton still taking basement flood repair jobs?+

Yes — CrackStop is booking basement flood rebuild projects for fall and winter 2026. Many homeowners are still waiting on a contractor after the insurance mitigation crews cut out the drywall and pulled the flooring, and we're taking those jobs now.

Can you finish my basement after insurance cut out the drywall?+

Yes. Rebuilding after the cut line is exactly what we do: insulation and vapour barrier, drywall, taping, mudding and sanding, paint matched to the rest of your basement, baseboards and trim, flooring, and doors.

Do you work with insurance claims?+

Yes — we provide itemized written quotes you can send to your adjuster. We do not direct-bill and we do not promise claim approval, and nothing changes while your claim is in process; our quote is ours, not the insurer's.

Do you also fix why it flooded?+

Yes. The rebuild is paired with fixing the cause — basement crack injection, sump pump installation, drainage corrections, and other work depending on what actually let the water in. We assess that as part of your quote.

Is anyone still taking foundation repair clients in 2026 in Edmonton or Spruce Grove?+

Yes — CrackStop is taking new foundation crack repair and waterproofing clients in Edmonton, Spruce Grove, and the surrounding area for fall and winter 2026, along with basement flood rebuild projects.

Ready to get your basement rebuilt this winter?

Call 780-499-1400 or email clients@crackstop.ca — or get your written quote below.

Get a Written Quote

RainWise Rebates — Edmonton

Reduce Your Net Repair Cost

Some drainage and foundation work may qualify for rebates when planned correctly before work begins. Ask us during your assessment.

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