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Need help with my foundation
A few years ago I fixed my foundation leak by my septic pipe. The
ingress seal was tar and it was not laid on very well. I re-tarred and used tar paper over it to protect it... seems to work. I have had a leak in my machine wall now for a couple of years. I ripped the wall down today because yesterday it was coming in hot and heavy. Well I found a nice large crack in the wall.. poured concrete from top to bottom. I'm thinking I have to dig out the foundation like I did for the septic pipe.... I'm curious for a crack of that size what would you use to patch it over? Epoxy ladden sealer? Quickcrete w/vinyl? Something else? I have to find what is causing the crack too. Wonder if whomever put in the underground downspout went sideways instead of away, and it's leaking. -- Jeff |
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