And it just doesn't stop.
Why, yes, that would be water leaking out from under the subfloor.
And that leak was caused by this big crack in our foundation.
*sigh*
I'm really having a day here, people.
posted by Jenn @ 9:56 PM
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Why, yes, that would be water leaking out from under the subfloor.
And that leak was caused by this big crack in our foundation.
*sigh*
I'm really having a day here, people.
About Me
- Name: Jenn
- Location: Ontario, Canada
I'm a newly-married, geeky last half of thirty-ish woman in Southern Ontario. We've just moved into our first house. I spend my time trying to unpack, holding down a full-time office job and trying to grow a home business. My husband and I have too many pets, numerous hobbies and volunteer commitments, and not enough hours in the day.
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2 Comments:
Another day, another thorn. One day the roses *will* bloom.
I have seen, every time that one of my friends or family buys a house (and golly, they all seem to have them now) it floods. Big floods, little floods, floods from rain, floods from burst water heaters, floods from burst unmentionable pipes, and yes, water seepage from cracks in foundations... It doesn't seem to matter the water source, but it seems that all newly purchased homes must be christened with water...
Maybe the water somehow helps the aforementioned roses?
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