The New Way to Buy Basement Waterproofing

ONLINE!
 
Traditionally basement waterproofing has been sold by commissioned salesmen sitting down across from you and your spouse at your kitchen table.  Your goal was to shop and compare for three competitive bids and then choose one.  The salesman’s goal – and the only way he is paid – has been to get you to [...]

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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I REQUEST A FREE IN-HOME INSPECTION?

When you enter just your first name and phone number for a free inspection of your basement, your contact information will be immediately forwarded to up to three licensed, bonded and insured basement waterproofing companies in your local area.  Only reputable, established companies that specialize in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers System for Waterproofing [...]

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DON’T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU

 
Basement Water Problems NEVER get better by themselves.  The earlier you address the problem the LESS IT COSTS to fix
 It starts with a damp, musty smell. Evidence that moisture is standing inside your cinderblocks – or around the perimeter of your concrete floor slab.
 Next the cinderblock walls may begin to show a white powder called  [...]

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IS YOUR DAMP MUSTY BASEMENT MAKING YOUR KIDS SICK?

IS YOUR DAMP MUSTY BASEMENT MAKING YOUR KIDS SICK?
 

 
You’ve known that your damp smelly basement isn’t exactly a healthy environment.  But did you know it is likely already making your kids sick – even if they don’t go downstairs?!?   
Fungus, mold and mildew could be breeding in the stagnant water standing your walls.  They can send [...]

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how do you fix a leaky basement that is block?

Take away the moisture. You dig a hole about 3 or 4 feet down outside the wall and install a small sump pump. There are DIY manuals on how to do this or just ask your local Home Depot or Lowe’s guy. When it is dry you can also use a paint-on cement sealer on [...]

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How do I fix a leaky block foundation basement…my walls seep.?

I bought a house where the seller lied on the disclosure statement. He stated the basement had no signs of water. Well, the first BIG rain, water came in every outside wall of the house. Then I remembered seeing all his stuff in the basement up on pallets when I toured the [...]

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How do I remove floorboard above cement in basement damaged by leaky toilet.?

I had a toilet that leaked over time and destroyed the wood subfloor beneath it. Beneath the subfloor is cement (basement floor). What’s the simplest procedure for removing the subloor? So far, the linoleum and baseboards have been removed and a small portion of the most damaged wood has been removed, but [...]

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We rent a townhouse that has a leaky basement and?

mold issues and they want us to move to another townhouse so it can be fixed but we dont want to live here anymore and live somewhere else and yesterday they asked how soon we can be out so they can fix it but they only told us the day before we had to move.Can [...]

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how much a leaky basement cost to repair?

Depends where the water is coming from.. Firstt hing to do is clean out all your gutters to stop them from overflowing onto the ground and then into your basement. Make sure you have nice long extension tubes to carry the water from the downspout right out into your yard.

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My basement is leaky. How do I find out if my home is "unhealthy" from mildew and whatever else is coming in?

The bottom 6in of 3 walls have reoccurring mold. Bleach removes it, but only for a short time. The back wall needs to be water-proofed. My son (15) has a room in the basement and he seems to be sick a lot this winter. What can I do to find out if the [...]

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I have a leaky basement and want to fix it, I don’t want to be taken for a ride, what do I do?

If the leak is from a crack in the wall or just seepage after a heavy rain there’s a product that you can get at any hardware store. Its called Dryloc made by Ugly. They make a complete line of products for this purpose from cement to paint

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I live in IL,and recently purchased a home w/ a leaky finished basement,could the inspector have found this?

I was told by a friend that there are devices that detect this. My basement has drywall and panel board. Should this have been caught by my inspector?
He should of recognized any damage done to the paneling or Sheetrock, or any water stains left on exposed walls. All though I believe ( depends on states [...]

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What can you do about a leaky basement?

I don’t know how bad your basement is leaking,so I’ll tell you one way to stop it,you can go to a hardware store and talk to a sales person and tell them how bad it’s leaking so he can tell you what you might need,it could be something you put on with a brush or [...]

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