Basement waterproofing in Logan Township

For the suburban neighborhoods that wrap around Altoona on almost every side.

Logan Township nearly encloses the City of Altoona and is the most populous township in Blair County, with more than 12,000 residents at the 2020 census. It takes in places like Lakemont, Greenwood, Juniata Gap, East Altoona, Red Hill and Wopsononock, plus the commercial corridors along the edges of the city.

Newer houses, different problems

Much of the township's housing came after the city's railroad era, so you'll see more poured concrete and block foundations, attached garages and finished basements. Those bring their own issues: shrinkage cracks in poured walls, block walls that fill with water and weep at the bottom course, and finished rooms where a small leak goes unnoticed behind drywall until the carpet is soaked.

Hillsides and the mountain edge

Neighborhoods climbing toward the Allegheny Front and up the slopes above Juniata Gap sit where runoff from higher ground heads downhill. Houses cut into those slopes often take water on the uphill wall, and a failing or missing footer drain on that side is a common culprit.

Common jobs in the township

  • Crack injection and leak repair in poured walls
  • Interior drains under finished basements
  • Exterior work on the uphill side of sloped lots
  • Whole-basement dehumidifiers for finished living space

Common questions

Is Logan Township part of Altoona?

No. It's a separate township that surrounds much of the city, with its own permit process. Many homes have Altoona mailing addresses.

My finished basement smells musty but looks dry. What now?

Check humidity with a meter and look behind the drywall at the bottom of exterior walls if you can. A waterproofing company can test for hidden moisture.

Services in Logan Township

Nearby areas

Puddles by the wall, a damp smell, or a pump that won't stop?

Call and a Blair County waterproofing company will come take a look.

Call (814) 770-6363
Call (814) 770-6363