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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Drain Tile Requirements in Baltimore City
I am working with a GC to put together a scope of work and he mentions that he usually installs a drain tile system in all his rehabs. The house currently does not have a basement drainage system but it looks to be very solid. I see no previous signs of water entry. Is it required? Is it a good idea to install one? ($2900 quote).
This is a rowhome in patterson park, baltimore city maryland.
Thanks for any input.
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I wouldn't do it given that you have no indication of previous water intrusion. Just an unnecessary expense.