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HouseGuard and Tru-Dry
On this page we have endeavored to answer some of the more common questions regarding the HouseGuard and Tru-Dry products. If your question is not answered here please feel free to call, email us or fill out the questionaire on the Contact Us page.
Q. Can I
purchase HouseGuard or Tru-Dry in a bucket or other container and apply the
product myself?
A. No. The HouseGuard
and Tru-Dry product requires special application tools at a significant
investment which will not be cost effective for the homeowner or a one-time
application process. You would be best served by contacting our offices for
additional information.
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Q. What can I do if I have an existing home with basement water problems?
A. Our suggestion would be for you to contact us and
obtain an estimate.
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Q. Can
HouseGuard or Tru-Dry be used on a the outside walls of an existing
home?
A. Yes, but let's qualify the
answer. In order for either product to be applied, the entire wall surface must
be exposed and cleaned. This expense may become prohibitive and possibly
another solution should be explored. Our products are designed to be applied to
a new home under construction.
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Q. How can I get prices for the application of HouseGuard or Tru-Dry?
A. Call us at (608) 277-8995 for your own consultation.
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Q. What are
some of the things I can do to minimize water problems for my home?
A. There are several things you should do to
help minimize the potential for water entering your basement:
Be
sure the ground around the home slopes away from the home
Be
sure all downspouts and gutters are functional and the downspouts are extended
a minimum of three to six feet from the foundation
If
the home is constructed of brick, apply a brick sealer to the brick surface as
brick can allow water to penetrate and travel down the wall and enter the
basement.
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Q. What would
be the average cost to have a crack in my foundation wall repaired?
A. Depending on your geographic area, our
experience suggests a repair for a crack in the foundation should range between
$250.00 and $400.00 per crack.
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Q. Can I
repair the crack myself?
A. Possibly. If you have the proper tools, products, instructions and skill. We
would suggest using a local repairman as he should guarantee the work.
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Q. Can I get
Tips on basement waterproofing?
A. Yes, simply send us an email with your
name and address and we'll send you a copy of the Better Business Bureau's Tips
brochure.
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