what did he say? lol see Dan, giving you a lil exposure
how 'bout this one
Drilling stOOpid weep holes on the inside, does NOT relieve pressure OFF of foundation walls!!!
The water that gets inside the blocks is getting in those blocks because there are exterior cracks, cracked parging, no parging etc in ext-walls sp, drilling holes on the inside allows the water that GOT into the blocks, out onto floor, that’s it.
FURTHER water will get in those blocks, and continue to pass through the blocks n sometimes deteriorate some blocks until the exterior cracks etc are correctly waterproofed. Installing any INT drainage system only allows the water that will still get in the blocks, out… the water that continues to get in the blocks after the INT system is installed can continue to deteriorate the blocks, oh yes indeedy!! Especially the BOTTOM course of blocks, dang skippy. Need to ‘stop’ the water from getting into the blocks to stop any possible deterioration, disintegration of the blocks
And lol, drilling holes inside does NOT, remove, relieve, lessen lateral pressure against the wall!
Apparently Dan doesn’t see, understand this entire picture/subject! Or maybe he does but since he’d rather inside INT systems, he doesn’t inform homeowners about it cuz installing interior drainage systems is much easier work than exterior waterproofing, you need better laborers to do EXT waterproofing ( they deserve more pay which means less money for the owner of company, don’t forget the cost of materials imvolved with EXT waterproofing which also means less money for owner of company) sooooo the owner of waterproofing company makes MORE $$$ installing these INT systems, so duh its more beneficial to the owner of company, NOT to the homeowner, do YOU understand friggin stand these honest facts?
Drilling holes does not relieve, lessen lateral soil pressure, does not remove lateral pressure from possible underground tree roots that grow along-against some foundation walls n crack walls n help push a wall inward and cause leaks , drilling holes inside does not remove, relieve possible pressure against the wall from settled driveway slabs or a porch footing that can settle-lean against the wall
Say one more time because lol, too many lie about this or use bogus claims like this to THEIR advantage to bs homeowners into installing their interior drainage system, YEP!..
drilling holes in blocks from inside DUH basement will allow water that is getting in the blocks on-from the outside, out onto the basement floor. Drilling holes inside does NOT relieve pressure off-of the exterior of the foundation wall
And some are thinking, well… isn’t it a good idea to let that water out Uncle Marky?
Ummm, yes, IF and when water is inside some blocks then sure… drill some holes in the blocks and let that water out BUT… if you don’t STOP the water from getting INTO the blocks on the outside then, heLLLLLLOOOOOOO, water will continue to get in those blocks, NOT good for the blocks or the mortar joints! And what about the possibility of RADON gas that can-does get into block walls through, lolll, the same exterior cracks n other ext-openings!!! HeLLLooOOoOoO!
So of you leave those drilled holes OPEN on the inside of basement, which THEY do… then that simply allows the possibility of radon gas an easier, quicker avenue into basement, isn’t that nice, just what the homeowner wanted in their finished basement, some finishing the basement for a bedroom for their kid
And don’t forget about MOLD, what does mold need? Moisture, water… are INT systems and drilling holes inside STOPPING the water?
Hey Dan, i just talked to JohnYYYY Bubber, he sends his love bro
Dan… some don’t think water can deteriorate, disintegrate blocks???
Looooookie here
CLICK the photo to ENLARGE the photo, dig?
What continues to happen to walls like this when an idiot doesn’t recommend EXT waterproofing and insists-recommends to homeowners they just need an interior basement drainage system, you tell me.
WHAT? It’ll be fine if the homeowner installs carbon fiber straps inside or beams or wall anchors???
Your outta your minds lol, the blocks, the wall will get worse, sheesh, knock knock!!
SAME HOUSE!!! The wall is already BOWED IN, smh Incompetent, morons
—Again CLICK on the photo to enlarge
Dan… SAME house, see the expansive CLAY soil? Yeah that, and some underground tree roots against the wall caused much of this damage… they were talked into pouring concrete ON TOP of the clay soil before this work was done, well lolllll THAT concrete didn’t help chumps, WHY???
Because pouring that concrete, additional WEIGHT ON TOP of the clay soil added more lateral pressure against-the-wall!!!
sometimes i take some of the roots and make a cross with duh roots and place the cross IN the clay soil just in case a driver or two passing by wants to pray, folla???
This homeowner called 2 other companies out, one they said was B Dry who told the homeowners they needed an INT system that would have cost more $$$ than what the ext waterproofing cost and again, what good would an INT drainage system have done Dan? Dan?? Dan???!!!
You can’t have any puddin’ if you don’t eat YER meat soo, go ahead and reply again, cry again and prolly threaten again
