MarkV
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- Cedartown, Ga and N. Ga mountains
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- 1998 Kubota B21, 2005 Kubota L39
We have a new house that was built in 1973 with a full basement and block foundation. In the last couple of months that we have owned the house the basement has been dry but it is obvious from the stains on the block that moisture has penetrated the foundation in the past. The visual signs show it to be a dampness issue rather than true water infiltration.
Has anyone used any of the interior waterproofing produces, such as Drylok, successfully? Any product recommendations or suggestions would be appreciated.
Oh ya, we are in heavy clay soil and the grade from foundation is pretty good. The downspouts will get some extensions to help get water away from the foundation.
Thanks,
MarkV
Has anyone used any of the interior waterproofing produces, such as Drylok, successfully? Any product recommendations or suggestions would be appreciated.
Oh ya, we are in heavy clay soil and the grade from foundation is pretty good. The downspouts will get some extensions to help get water away from the foundation.
Thanks,
MarkV