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English: Diagram of water seeping into a basement. Water hits a driveway, flows to area between doors and driveway, and seeps through cracks in the bricks. The solution is to remortar the bricks. Silicone, as well, can be used to keep water out. In addition, raising the section of the back yard is another alternative. Source: here (see public domain description at top). Questions? Write to My Wikipedia page or email me at thomaswrightsulcer@yahoo.com. |
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