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Please Note:
john bubber is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Jeff,
You wrote, ...."had 12 inches of water in the crawl during a wet season....and it was trapped because the exterior walls were so well sealed". Thats what you said. And i replied the fact the exterior walls were sealed has nothing to do with this 12" or if it was 100" of water being TRAPPED in a crawl. Zero. YOU said/implied the water was TRAPPED due to the exterior walls being 'so well sealed'. J krsitams man. Don`t give 2 1/2 craps about what some builders 'think/assume'..... on THIS subject,they`ve proven time and again they don`t understand what they NEED to understand about waterproofing/backfilling etc. Thats right,some ONLY need a concrete FLOOR! Take away a BASEMENT concrete FLOOR and you`d SEE the same puddling/water problems/water vapor as in MANY crawls,yes indeedy sir. Yeah Jeff concrete is porous....very good. Been through this SAME blcchtt with other builders,a few finally wake up,not many though. ![]() What will you very often see 'IF' most basements did NOT have a concrete floor? ![]() Whats going to be UNDER most basement concrete floors after-during a decent rain? ![]() WATER. The fact there will be some water under MANY basement floors doesn`t mean there is this-supposed-assumed high water table blcchttt,no!
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