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Michael B.
  • Newbury Park, CA
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Dry a damp basement - Quick fix needed

Michael B.
  • Newbury Park, CA
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Do you guys have any suggestions on how I could get a damp basement dry for a section 8 inspection. I don't want to go "all out" and put in a drain tile system right away just to pass this inspection. I want the house to be rented out first. We already put DryLok on the walls to keep water from seeping in. I need a quick fix to get it to pass and then I'll get a drain tile system in spring. 

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