First of all, you don’t need a moisture meter to tell ya water has been entering this basement
Then he says, “improve site drainage”, lolooooollll they say this crap over n over, it doesn’t FIX anything
Then he says, “put some Drylok paint on… it’ll give you an additional barrier…”
Why don’t you simply SKIP the games, the incompetent BS, buyers getting scr_wed left and right when sellers and buyers are told to play with the grade or slap on some Drylok paint, NONSENSE baby!
Instead of wasting time with moisture meter and yapping about drainage and paint, tell the seller to take a hose and run water near–against the foundation wall while the HI inspects rest of basement/house, pretty damn easy, IF, if IF you want to get to the TRUTH as to why the basement leaks, why the wall/corner looks like it does, come on, this shttt been going on forever.
And realtors could do this shtt BEFORE an HI gets over there, thought process is wrong on leaky basements (the grade, water management, paint etc pffftttt) , why can’t realtors help or have sellers run a water test with a friggin hose to show whether or not water is entering THROUGH exterior crack, cracked parging and-or through-around-under the basement window, is this toooooo damn much to ask??? Is this that difficult? lolol Yeah I guess it is for the weak-minded
To make matters worse, we have many scamming sobs like this guy, listen to the BS… Mt Clemens too, lolollll another piece of crap trying to prey o homeowners, IDIIIIIIIOT!
…'pushing up from BOTTOM…ONE wall, put partial inside system in less than $10,000… again ONE wall, hahahahahhaaaa Scccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccam!!!
Says NOTHING about water that FIRST ENTERS through exterior cracks in foundation walls and then is SEEN, inside, coming onto basement floor at–along—where the bottom of the wall meets the floor!!!
Also nothing about a possible blockage in lateral line, zip, nada ======= SCAM.