If you're looking for alternatives to waterproofing your basement to protect your foundation and stop water damage, here are a few options to consider:

Interior Drainage System: An interior drainage system involves installing a system of pipes and a sump pump that collects water from the basement and pumps it away from the foundation. This can be an effective way to manage water that seeps into your basement and slow down the rate of damage to your foundation. Possible false water table problem.

Exterior Drainage System: An exterior drainage system involves installing drainage pipes and a drainage layer around the foundation of your home. This system collects water before it enters the basement and directs it away from the foundation. This can be a more expensive option than an interior drainage system, but it can be more effective in preventing water damage to your foundation.

Grading: One way to prevent water from entering your basement is to ensure that the soil around your home slopes away from the foundation. This can be achieved by grading the soil to create a gentle slope away from the foundation.

Gutters and Downspouts: Make sure your gutters and downspouts are in good working condition and are directing water away from the foundation of your home. Consider installing additional downspouts if necessary. The farther away from your foundation the better, you really do not want to saturate the soil around your foundation.

Foundation Repair: If your foundation has cracks or other damage, it can be a source of water entry. Repairing any damage to your foundation can help prevent water from entering your basement. It’s possible to waterproof small sections of your foundation to target problem areas.

It's important to note that some of these alternatives may work better than others depending on the severity of your water damage and the specific issues you are facing. Consult with a professional to determine the best course of action for your situation.