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Basement waterproofing & foundation repair · Bloomfield Township, MI

Michigan Basements

A family-owned contractor in Bloomfield Township stating service across Oakland, Wayne, and Macomb counties and the wider Detroit metro.
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Public record last checked July 4, 2026. It is not an endorsement, and it does not publish reviews or ratings.
Who this record is for A family-owned basement waterproofing, crawl space encapsulation, and foundation repair contractor based in Bloomfield Township, stating more than 30 years of experience. Their published system centers on an interior perimeter drainage channel with weep holes for block walls, draining to a sump pump, plus wall stabilization and carbon fiber straps for bowed or cracked walls. That fits Oakland and Wayne County owners weighing an interior drain system or a structural fix. Every fact below is labeled with its source and the date we checked it.

At a glance

LicenseMichigan Residential Builder license (registered as MI BASEMENTS LLC), status Issued (expires May 31, 2029)Verified
Legal entityMichigan Basements, LLCVerified
In businessCompany states 30+ years of experience. BBB lists it as started 2012.Verify
BBBBBB Accredited Business since October 2020 (LLC). The company also displays an Angi/HomeAdvisor Super Service Award 2020.Verified
WarrantyStates a lifetime transferable warrantyCompany-stated
TerritoryOakland, Wayne, and Macomb counties and southeast Michigan. Their site lists individual pages for dozens of communities from Detroit and the Grosse Pointes to Troy, Warren, Livonia, and NoviFound on site

Reputation across platforms

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BBB
A+ BBB ratingAccredited since October 2020checked 2026-07source
Google
4.9 out of 5 · 401 reviewschecked 2026-07source
Yelp
11 reviewschecked 2026-07source

What we verified, and what’s still unclear

Verified in public records Found on their website Needs confirmation
Website
Phone
(248) 327‑0065Found on siteA (248) 791‑2887 line also appears on their service-areas page.
Address
793 Industrial Ct, Bloomfield Township, MI 48302Found on site
Service area
Oakland, Wayne, and Macomb counties and southeast Michigan. Their site lists individual pages for dozens of communities from Detroit and the Grosse Pointes to Troy, Warren, Livonia, and NoviFound on site
Legal business name
Michigan Basements, LLCVerifiedBBB
Years in business
Company states 30+ years of experience. BBB lists it as started 2012.VerifyBBB
BBB profile
BBB Accredited Business since October 2020 (LLC). The company also displays an Angi/HomeAdvisor Super Service Award 2020.VerifiedBBB
Owner / operator
Chris RoumayahVerifiedBBB
Michigan license #
Michigan Residential Builder license (registered as MI BASEMENTS LLC), status Issued (expires May 31, 2029)VerifiedLARA
Warranty
States a lifetime transferable warrantyCompany-statedBBBConfirm the exact terms and transferability in writing.

Verified against the company's own website, public business and licensing records, and other public sources, July 2026.

Services offered

Found on their website (checked Jul 4, 2026) · residential
Basement waterproofing & repair Interior drainage channel & weep holes Sump pump installation Crawl space encapsulation Foundation repair Wall stabilization Carbon fiber straps LightFoot stabilizer Cracked basement walls & rod holes
Not every basement problem is a waterproofing job. A strong sewage smell at a floor drain is usually a plumbing issue, call a licensed plumber. A bowing, cracked, or visibly shifting foundation wall is a structural issue, get a structural engineer before any water fix. A waterproofing contractor treats water intrusion, not the pipe or the wall itself.

Basement risk where they work

Their stated service area, colored by the Basement Risk Index · 0–100
Michigan Basements stated service area, colored by the Basement Risk IndexMetro Detroit map. The land in communities Michigan Basements states it serves is shaded from lower (green) to very high (dark red) basement risk on the 0 to 100 Basement Risk Index. Water and communities outside the stated service area are left as neutral ground.Detroit 93Grosse Pointe 94Dearborn 76Royal Oak 67Pontiac 56Livonia 48Warren 41Southfield 37Farmington Hills 23Sterling Heights 18Rochester Hills 15Novi 5Bloomfield Township officeMichigan Basements: stated service areaBasement Risk Index · basementriskcheck.comBASEMENT RISK INDEX020356080100LOWERMODERATEELEVATEDHIGHVERY HIGHTheir office. Paper ground is outside the stated service area.
Shading shows where basement-flood risk concentrates within the service area this company states on its own website (checked Jul 4, 2026). It reflects our risk index for those communities, not this company's job volume. Michigan Basements also states service into Livingston, Genesee, Lapeer, and Washtenaw counties, which sit outside the three-county index. Built from the same data as the metro risk map.
Highest-risk communities they serve
Their stated service area covers nearly the entire tri-county metro, including its oldest, highest-risk communities, Pleasant Ridge (100), the Grosse Pointes (96), Detroit (92), and Hamtramck (91), where interior drains and backwater valves matter most. Detroit's score blends real City of Detroit 311 flood records. The suburbs are modeled from housing age and labeled as such. See methodology or the full 116-community ranking.

Questions to ask this contractor

Based on the open items in this record and the risk profile of the area they serve
  1. "What is your Michigan license number?"We matched an Issued Residential Builder license registered as MI BASEMENTS LLC in the state's LARA record. Ask for the number and confirm it yourself at LARA's license search.
  2. "Will owner Chris Roumayah or a project manager be on my job?"Michigan Basements is a family-run company (owner Chris Roumayah, per its BBB profile). For a company this size, knowing who stands behind the warranty matters.
  3. "Is the lifetime warranty transferable if I sell, and what exactly does it cover?"Listings cite a lifetime transferable warranty. Get the coverage and transferability in writing, especially in older, higher-risk communities.
  4. "For my block walls, do you drill weep holes, and do you recommend a backwater valve?"Their system uses weep holes and interior drainage. In combined-sewer areas a backwater valve addresses city-main backups too. See our combined-sewer overlay.
  5. "Can I get the diagnosis and itemized scope in writing before signing?"Our guide to choosing a contractor covers how to compare quotes and the red flags to watch.

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About this record This is a public record compiled from public sources. Michigan Basements can confirm or correct any field at any time. We do not publish third-party reviews or ratings, and nothing here is a judgment about the quality of any contractor's work. Compiled from the company's own website, public business and licensing records, and other public sources. The logo shown is the company's own mark, displayed from their website to identify the business, and the company can replace or remove it at any time by contacting us. Homeowners should verify a contractor's current Michigan license directly through LARA and confirm insurance and warranty terms in writing before hiring. How we verify.

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