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| − | This situation gets worse if your home is at the bottom of a slope or a hill. Other causes of excess water can be poorly maintained downspouts or clogged downspouts that don’t properly redirect rainwater away from your foundation. During Georgia’s rainy season, the high water table presses up against the foundation with increasing pressure. As this pressure builds, water will find its way into your basement through any concrete or block foundation through wall joints or pre-existing cracks. Sometimes the surrounding soil is wet in some areas and dry in others, causing the pressure on outside basement walls to be unevenly distributed. This is one of the most common causes of foundation cracks.<br><br> | + | This situation gets worse if your home is at the bottom of a slope or a hill. Other causes of excess water can be poorly maintained downspouts or clogged downspouts that don’t properly redirect rainwater away from your foundation. During Georgia’s rainy season, the high water table presses up against the foundation with increasing pressure. As this pressure builds, water will find its way into your basement through any concrete or block foundation through wall joints or pre-existing cracks. Sometimes the surrounding soil is wet in some areas and dry in others, causing the pressure on outside basement walls to be unevenly distributed. This is one of the most common causes of foundation cracks.<br><br>For those who have virtually any queries relating to where and the best way to employ [https://bio.site/volunteerpropertytennessee https://bio.site/volunteerpropertytennessee], you are able to email us from the site. |
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This situation gets worse if your home is at the bottom of a slope or a hill. Other causes of excess water can be poorly maintained downspouts or clogged downspouts that don’t properly redirect rainwater away from your foundation. During Georgia’s rainy season, the high water table presses up against the foundation with increasing pressure. As this pressure builds, water will find its way into your basement through any concrete or block foundation through wall joints or pre-existing cracks. Sometimes the surrounding soil is wet in some areas and dry in others, causing the pressure on outside basement walls to be unevenly distributed. This is one of the most common causes of foundation cracks.
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