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Hi all,
I am having some water infiltration, not sure if it's through the wall or up from the floor, it is a small amount (a pint at most), and only during the hardest rains. There is evidence of previous water damage (i.e. mold), but that seems to be minor. I have heard a lot about various methods of mitigation, including french drains, installing a sump pump (it's a 1928 house, I think before sumps/floor drains), excavating/reparging, landscaping, etc. I have consulted with Mid-Atlantic Water proofing (any comments on them??) I was wondering if people here have experience in this or thoughts on what to do. Thanks in advance, Dan Washington, D.C. |
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