
ARC Masonry Group
Weeping Tile
& Drainage Systems
The smallest crack can cause the biggest problems. Let’s seal the deal properly.

Smart Drainage Starts Below the Surface

Weeping tile isn't actually tile — it's a network of buried drainage pipe that protects your foundation by directing water away from your home. Whether you're dealing with a wet basement or want to proactively defend against moisture damage, ARC provides complete installation, repair, and retrofit services for weeping tile systems that actually work.
How It Works: Weeping Tile
Systems 101
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Perforated Pipe
Installed around the footing, it captures groundwater.

Geotextile Fabric
Prevents clogging from soil or debris.

Gravel Bedding
Surrounds the pipe to promote water flow and filtration.

Connection to Sump or Drain
Water is directed safely away from the foundation.

Signs You May Need
Weeping Tile or Drainage Work
Persistent dampness or water seepage in the basement
Visible moisture stains on basement walls or floors
Foundation cracking or shifting
Mold growth and musty smells
Water pooling near exterior foundation walls
Your home has no weeping tile at all
(common in older builds)
Our Drainage Services Include:
New System Installation
Trenching, pipe-laying, and full perimeter solutions
System Upgrades & Retrofits
For homes with outdated clay or non-perforated systems
Localized Drainage Repairs
Solving problems without full excavation
Above-Ground Drainage Solutions
Downspout extensions, regrading, and surface water control

"We kept getting water in one corner of the basement, even after trying exterior caulking and grading. ARC scoped the drain and found it was completely blocked. They replaced that section and tied it into a sump. Problem solved. I wish we’d called them sooner."
-Heather S., Prince Edward County
"I didn’t even know my 1960s house didn’t have proper weeping tile until ARC explained it. They did a full install on one side of my foundation, and it made a huge difference. Professional, tidy, and fair pricing."
-Dan K., Belleville
