After I dug it up, I cleaned the walls, rolled water proofing on the walls, then, adhered 6mil plastic to the wall up to the grade and ran it down to the French drain area.

Going to a title company here instead of a lawyer is analogous to going to Walgreens for heart surgery.

Of course on our side of things we know they’re just molded plastic that holds water for people to do disgusting things in that @Paul Sandhu makes jokes about.

I won't even discuss the plastic sheeting and gobs of silicone he used to "fix" a leak under the sink. 

Are you placing a band aid on a problem that requires surgery? 

Plastic off doorways and floors also.  

Most of the time on windows the flashing is done wrong when a leak happens .I see rotten wood more then likely  that may require some surgery .

Like dump it on the floors, let it absorb in the wood, and then we covered the floor with a plastic drop cloth to keep it from drying out.If that doesn't work, you may need to sand the floors.

Would you want your heart surgeon to be doing your surgery in between shifts at his day job?

Mostly I have been using the "SmartCore" brand from Lowe's but there are others. 100% waterproof (the entire thing is plastic).