Basement Floor Crack Video



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Judy Colley
26 Oct 2008, 17:33
At my lake cabin, I had indoor/outdoor carpet removed from my basement floor. I used a sander and sanded it smooth then applied garage apoxy paint that has specks you throw on top of the wet paint. After a rain I noticed clear water sitting on the freshly painted floor. I cleaned it up and it happened again after another rain. I noticed a hairline crack where the puddle was. What do I do? The apoxy paint is already on the floor!
David Russek
06 Jan 2009, 12:13
Hey, So happy to have found your site. I am the building manager and handy man for the building I live in and need to address basement floor leaking. It's an old house and leaks significantly when we have noreasters. I have been looking up products and most address foundation or wall leaks. What is the best product for floor and wall leaks? I have diverted the gutters and spouts away from the foundation and it worked for a while. Not anymore. It is contributing to mold production. Need help.
Jim Mayo
21 Oct 2009, 21:05
My cement floor is heaved 1 to 1 1/2 were the crack is.Do I just cut it out and refill it with cement mix?
If I do this will it heave again in the future? If it is going to is there a way to stop it?
Lorne Smig
10 Apr 2010, 18:59
I am having a new home built and the basement floor is cracked in several places. One goes the entire width of the basement. Can this cause me problems in the future, can it be repaired permanently or is it a non issue.
Joanne Emkey
30 Jun 2010, 10:08
My home was new when I moved in 18 yrs. ago. I have a full basement that has been completely dry until recently. I had clogged pipes running off of my downspouts that I just had replaced. Prior to this, the rain water was running off the sides of my gutters and down beside the foundation of my home. We also had a very wet fall and winter here. As a result, I started noticing several cracks in my basement floor. One had a small stream of water with a sudsy effect on the side which I originally thought was cat urine. I now know it was water coming through the concrete flooring. Since replacing the hoses attached to the down-spouts that take the rain water away from my home, I have not noticed anymore water in the base-ment. My basement floor had a cement paint over it that has been there forever. What should I do now to repair the cracks and what product should I get. Also, can I repaint over the concrete floor afterwards. Please respond asap.


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