Kane Waterproofing Inc
Family-owned, with over two decades in Eastern Iowa, it focuses on basement waterproofing and sump pumps. Its towns include Cedar Rapids, North Liberty, Anamosa and Hiawatha.
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Family-owned, with over two decades in Eastern Iowa, it focuses on basement waterproofing and sump pumps. Its towns include Cedar Rapids, North Liberty, Anamosa and Hiawatha.
Sump pump service and drain cleaning cover its basement flooding work in Cedar Rapids.
Weeping tile, basement waterproofing and foundation crack repair are its jobs, with a two-year warranty. Davenport and Muscatine are its listed towns, and free estimates are offered.
Also serves Quad Cities (Davenport)
Family-owned since 1959, the business also does sump pump, sewer line and drain work. Its towns include Des Moines, West Des Moines, Grimes and Ankeny.
Also serves Des Moines
Open 24 hours a day, every day, the company handles sump pumps, sewer line repair and drain cleaning. It also serves North Liberty, Marion and Hiawatha, and financing is available.
Operating since 1950, the Cedar Rapids plumber handles sump pumps and works with Kohler and Navien equipment.
Sewer backup prevention sits alongside sump pump and drain work here, from a family-owned business since 1994. It works on Amana equipment, and free estimates are offered.
Since 1976, the family-owned Cedar Rapids plumber offers sump pump work and gives a one-year warranty on the parts it supplies.
Founded in 2008, the Marion business works on sump pumps, sewer lines and drains. It works with Rheem, Ruud, Kohler and Navien equipment, and serves Robins, Anamosa and Hiawatha.
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