Spell Management Sol Group

I’m hoping to get some community input on dealing with a damp basement in our mid-century bungalow in North York. During the recent heavy rains, I noticed a couple of slow moisture spots along the concrete wall in our laundry area. It hasn't turned into a full puddle, but the musty smell is starting to creep up, and I want to fix the root cause before winter rolls around and the freeze-thaw cycle makes the hairline cracks any worse. I’ve been reading through local real estate and home repair forums to see whether an interior weeping tile setup or a full exterior excavation makes more sense for older foundations. A colleague down the street recently had their foundation sealed and couldn't stop raving about the work they had done. I spent some time reading through the breakdown for basement waterproofing in Toronto on this site https://leaquida.ca/ to understand how they handle drainage and vapor barriers. Their reviews are really impressive, particularly regarding their written warranties and transparent pricing. Before I schedule an on-site assessment with them, I wanted to ask this group: for those who have waterproofed an older home in the GTA, did you go with an interior or exterior solution? How did the process hold up against heavy spring thaws? Would love to hear your experiences!