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Hoping this is the right forum for my Q. A few years ago I had drain tile installed along 2 walls in the basement. There was a 2-3" plastic 'dimpled sheeting' above the floor (hugging wall) that tenants cut and removed (who knows why tenants do what they do). Anyway - w/o that sheeting, there is now a gap along the floor/wall junction - with holes showing in the concrete block where the guys drilled through while installing the drain tile. this gap has allowed alot of moisture into the basement and mold is now growing on the bottom of the walls. How can I seal that gap - w/o the sheeting that was there. The holes in the concrete block are no more than 2" in some places.
thanks
Kelly
Hoping this is the right forum for my Q. A few years ago I had drain tile installed along 2 walls in the basement. There was a 2-3" plastic 'dimpled sheeting' above the floor (hugging wall) that tenants cut and removed (who knows why tenants do what they do). Anyway - w/o that sheeting, there is now a gap along the floor/wall junction - with holes showing in the concrete block where the guys drilled through while installing the drain tile. this gap has allowed alot of moisture into the basement and mold is now growing on the bottom of the walls. How can I seal that gap - w/o the sheeting that was there. The holes in the concrete block are no more than 2" in some places.
thanks
Kelly