Regrading to fix annual basement leaks is labor-intensive and technically tricky for DIYers over 50. Requires: removing/replanting all shrubs, importing screened topsoil, renting equipment (loader, transit level), and precise slope execution (6 inches drop in 10 feet minimum).
Professional cost ($5,000+) reflects expertise, equipment, and guarantee. Errors can worsen drainage. If DIY: phase work, rent a mini-excavator, use a laser level, and test with hose before planting.
Get three bids with written guarantees. Verify contractor licensing and insurance. The guarantee is crucial—regrading often needs adjustment after settling.
Consider supplemental solutions: extend downspouts 10+ feet, install French drains, waterproof foundation exterior if accessible.
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