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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Mold/ wet basement window sill
Hi,
we fixed the basement window sill a year ago, it was ruined by water leaking from outside as we thought. I had handyman work on the slab to raise it. The basement window is on the north and irs quite damp outside in the corner there.
Today I saw black mold on that nice window sill that has not been painted yet. I had a contractor to look at it today and he told me to rip it off and to insert some plastic to prevent it from getting wet.
I do not want to redo the window sill for hundreds of times. I would appreciate all your thoughts and guesses. And the best way to fix it once and for all,thanks
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just ripped off the drywall