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How to Waterproof a Basement with a Stone Foundation

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18 Tips for Finishing Basements

Waterproof the Walls

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A Drier Basement with Drylock Extreme

A Drier Basement with DRYLOK EXTREME

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How to Finish a Basement Wall

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Stone Foundation Repair Of Michigan | We Fix Stone Basements

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12 Tips for Fixing a Leaky Basement

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How To Prevent a Wet Basement by Fixing Your Home's Drainage

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Waterproofing Basement Walls: The Dos and Don’ts

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New Brunswick's most energy efficient home: The Naugler House

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Basement Flood Protection | Basement Flooding Solutions

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12 Tips for Fixing a Leaky Basement

If your basement leaks after heavy rains or after snow melts, making sure water is diverted away from your foundation may solve the problem. It's common for the soil alongside your house to settle over time, creating a moat that collects runoff and directs it down your foundation wall and into the basement. Lawn edging and gravel along the foundation can make things worse. Solve the problem by creating a 6-ft.-wide slope that drops about 4 in. away from the foundation. For extra insurance, cover

12 Tips for Fixing a Leaky Basement

Waterproofing materials that go on like paint fill the pores in the concrete or masonry walls and prevent water from leaking in. To be effective, these coatings must be applied to bare concrete or masonry walls. Start by removing loose material with a wire brush. Then clean off any white powdery “efflorescence” with masonry cleaner. Follow the safety and application instructions carefully. A common mistake when using masonry waterproofing products is to spread them too thin. The goal is to fill

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