Marshy
WFO Cutting
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What I have is a retaining wall built off the corner of my house foundation (also block). The joint where the two come together leaks a little ground water when it rains. I was wondering of there is a way to seal this joint. What product would I use?
The purpose for sealing it is I built a small boiler room and it now leaks ground water into the room.
I was thinking maybe I can drill holes up the crack in the seam and inject some low expanding foam (like Great-stuff) into the joint. Is this a good or bad idea?
Any advice other than French tile? I would do that but only have about 3' of head room because the ground is under a 18x30 deck...
What I have is a retaining wall built off the corner of my house foundation (also block). The joint where the two come together leaks a little ground water when it rains. I was wondering of there is a way to seal this joint. What product would I use?
The purpose for sealing it is I built a small boiler room and it now leaks ground water into the room.
I was thinking maybe I can drill holes up the crack in the seam and inject some low expanding foam (like Great-stuff) into the joint. Is this a good or bad idea?
Any advice other than French tile? I would do that but only have about 3' of head room because the ground is under a 18x30 deck...