Oridian Capital Partners has launched AnchorPoint Foundations — a platform company focused on foundation repair, basement waterproofing, crawl space services, concrete lifting and related residential repair services.

Washington, D.C.-based Oridian — formerly HCI Equity Partners — said AnchorPoint is being built as a family of local service brands in a fragmented market where founder- and family-owned businesses remain common. AnchorPoint’s website describes the company as a growing family of “best-in-market businesses” that provide foundation repair, waterproofing, concrete lifting and crawl space services, while preserving local brand identity and reputation.

The platform’s initial brand group includes Foundation Repair Services, B.A.M. Basements and Masons, Cornerstone Foundation Repair and Waterproofing and Champion Waterproofing. AnchorPoint’s website also lists Edens Structural among its family of brands.

The launch follows Oridian’s November 2025 close of an oversubscribed special purpose vehicle aimed at executing a consolidation strategy in residential foundation repair and basement waterproofing. At the time, the firm said the capital would fund strategic acquisitions and investments in people and infrastructure.

“HCI has a long track record of scaling technician-based service businesses in industries where our operational playbook can unlock value and accelerate growth,” Doug McCormick, then Managing Partner at HCI Equity Partners, said in the November announcement. “With this transaction, we aim to build a consolidated platform that will improve the customer experience and provide employees with a great long-term home.”

The firm said its thesis was shaped by the essential nature of the service, market fragmentation and multiple industry tailwinds expected to support long-term growth. Oridian focuses on lower middle-market investments in founder-owned service, distribution and manufacturing companies, with an emphasis on M&A consolidation and operational improvements.

MDM Analysis

For distributors serving foundation repair, waterproofing, concrete, drainage, sealants, tools, safety and related contractor markets, AnchorPoint is worth watching. The platform points to continued investor interest in specialty residential service verticals that are operationally complex, locally fragmented and tied to repair-and-remodel demand rather than new construction alone. As AnchorPoint adds brands, it could become a more structured buyer of materials, equipment and services — and a signal for how professionalization and consolidation may reshape purchasing behavior in this contractor-heavy niche.