Water problems rarely fix themselves, they get worse and more expensive. Here are the signs it's time to deal with drainage before it damages your home.
Recurring puddles or dampness on the basement floor, especially at the wall-floor joint, is the clearest sign water is finding its way in.
A low spot that stays soggy for days after rain has nowhere to drain. A french drain gives it a path out.
That smell is moisture and often mold. It means water vapor is getting in even when you don't see puddles.
White chalky residue or water stains on the concrete mean water is moving through your walls.
Hydrostatic pressure from water-saturated soil pushes on your foundation. Cracks are a warning to relieve that pressure.
If rain collects at the foundation instead of running away, it's only a matter of time before it's inside.
A pump that never rests is a sign your home is taking on more water than the current system can handle.
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