Basement Waterproofing & Crawl Space Repair in Katonah, NY
Rain King Waterproofing provides complete basement waterproofing, French drain installation, crawl space encapsulation, mold remediation, and foundation repair in Katonah, NY (10589), backed by over 40 years of experience and a 100% Lifetime Transferable Guarantee.
Katonah's Victorian-era village was relocated a mile south in 1897 to make way for the Muscoot Reservoir. Much of its historic housing stock still sits on the same fieldstone and stone-and-mortar foundations built for that era, not for today's water table. Add in the stone walls and rolling terrain that define the Town of Bedford, and water has plenty of paths into a Katonah basement or crawl space. It can come through mortar joints that have loosened over a century, along foundation walls with no modern drainage behind them, or up through a crawl space that was never sealed in the first place. The result shows up as a musty smell after rain, a damp foundation wall, or, eventually, standing water.
Rain King Waterproofing has been family-operated for more than 40 years, working throughout Northern Westchester County from our base in Rye, NY and secondary hubs in Somers, NY and Stamford, CT. Every basement waterproofing, crawl space encapsulation, and structural crack repair we complete comes with a 100% Lifetime Transferable Guarantee and starts with a free, no-obligation inspection.
Basement, Crawl Space & Foundation Services for Katonah, NY
Whether it's a Victorian on Katonah Avenue with a stone foundation or a mid-century home closer to Cross River, our services address the water and structural issues specific to Northern Westchester's older housing stock:
- Basement Waterproofing
- French Drain Installation & Repair
- Basement Finishing
- Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation
- Sump Pump Installation & Repair
- Structural & Foundation Repair
- Mold Remediation
- Dehumidification
Structural crack repair and foundation repair carry extra weight in Katonah, where stone-and-mortar and fieldstone foundations need a different repair approach than poured concrete. We assess the foundation type first, then match the fix to it, rather than applying a standard concrete-era solution to a hundred-year-old wall.



