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Updated October 20, 2026

A brick home in Livonia's Rosedale Gardens historic district, Michigan
Rosedale Gardens in Livonia, a 1920s-30s neighborhood of brick homes with full basements. Photo: Andrew Jameson, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped.

Livonia's soils change block by block: clay loam under 1920s Rosedale Gardens, Brems sand along 7 Mile, poorly drained Pella around 6 Mile and Levan, Spinks sand near Newburgh Lake. Pick your area below for what a contractor usually finds, or send the form from any page and the one local pro we refer will figure it out at the house.

Rosedale Gardens

Plymouth Road and Merriman · 1925–41 houses

These are the oldest foundations in the city, and the work here is usually three things at once: mortar and crack repair, drainage at the footing, and a modern sump where there was never one..

What we see in Rosedale Gardens →

Castle Gardens and the 7 Mile corridor

north Livonia · 1950s–60s ranches

Sand drains, so when one of these basements leaks the cause is almost always something above ground: a downspout that ends at the foundation, a window well without a drain, or a sump that quietly died.

What we see in Castle Gardens →

Coventry Gardens and 6 Mile/Levan

northwest Livonia · 1950s–60s ranches

This is the opposite of the sandy streets along 7 Mile: water sits around the footing, the clay pushes on the block, and the two questions a contractor hears most are full-perimeter drain tile and bowed walls..

What we see in Coventry Gardens →

Newburgh and Ann Arbor Trail

southwest Livonia, near Newburgh Lake · 1960s–70s subdivisions

The sand drains well, but the water table is close to the surface and rises in spring, so leaks here are seasonal seepage from below rather than clay pressure from the side.

What we see in Newburgh →

1960s split-levels across Livonia

citywide · 1960s split-level and bi-level homes

Waterproofing one side and ignoring the other is the most common mistake; the crawl is where the moisture lives and the half-basement is where you notice it..

What we see in 1960s split-levels across Livonia →

Every street in Livonia

The referral covers all of Livonia, ZIP codes 48150, 48152 and 48154, not only the neighborhoods above. If your street is not named, send the form anyway: the one independent contractor we refer works across the whole city. Area notes are general observations about housing age and mapped soils from the sources on the Livonia facts page, not records of specific addresses.

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