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Lance Neighbors
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Danville, VA
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Water seeping into basement

Lance Neighbors
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Danville, VA
Posted

Hey guys, I need your help! I have a currently unoccupied rental property that has a water issue in the basement. I was given a quote of $6,200 to wrap the area where the wall meets the floor and install two sump pumps. We are not exactly sure where the water is coming from and so my question is whether or not I should try to just to Drylok the walls and then seal the cracks in the basement floor with hydraulic cement before paying that price? Thanks for your help!

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