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Old 09-02-2021, 09:23 AM   #1
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All clear here at my house but just down the road, big flooding at the usual spots
I had 1 cup of water in my basement. We shall rebuild!!
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Old 09-02-2021, 10:16 AM   #2
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All clear here at my house but just down the road, big flooding at the usual spots
I had 1 cup of water in my basement. We shall rebuild!!
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I’ve got about 8” in the newer part of my cellar. Fortunately the space is mostly unfinished but it was a mess and will be fun to clean up. Everything goes might be the ticket.
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The $7K we spent on 2 separate, industrial sump pump setups paid for itself last night.
We used a company called Dry Basement Systems. Jackhammered the basement floor and put in 2, 4' cisterns, plumbed to PVC and run outside. One is at the bottom of the bulkhead. The other is in the basement of the new addition. There are commercial grade pumps in each cistern.

We could here both of them kicking on all night. Dry basement this morning. Not a drop of moisture.

No boat, back in the suds.
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Old 09-02-2021, 11:37 AM   #4
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Labor day weekend && it will be tough to buy fresh shellfish in RI

the bay is closed to the north tip of Jamestown & the salt Ponds


I,ll see what tomorrow brings / I have a couple of places from waay back that I can get some from ...just don,t have the R&R feeling ..

ENJOY WHAT YOU HAVE !!!

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Slipped anchor? Or dragged?

Slipping anchor in my book was actually letting go, with a buoy to recover the cable, and anchor. As opposed to weighing, or taking anchor onboard and stowing.....

Lost might be a better word. 25 years ago


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Old 09-03-2021, 02:38 PM   #6
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The $7K we spent on 2 separate, industrial sump pump setups paid for itself last night.
We used a company called Dry Basement Systems. Jackhammered the basement floor and put in 2, 4' cisterns, plumbed to PVC and run outside. One is at the bottom of the bulkhead. The other is in the basement of the new addition. There are commercial grade pumps in each cistern.

We could here both of them kicking on all night. Dry basement this morning. Not a drop of moisture.
Do they have a website? Places here are really backed up.

Hired a crew to do cleanup today. Cost a small fortune but it was worth it.
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Do they have a website? Places here are really backed up.

Hired a crew to do cleanup today. Cost a small fortune but it was worth it.
Yes: Basement Waterproofing System - Solution For a Dry Basement
https://www.dryzonebasementsystems.c.../waterproofing

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Yes: Basement Waterproofing System - Solution For a Dry Basement
https://www.dryzonebasementsystems.c.../waterproofing
My issue is the driveway, which is like 30x50 in front of the garage, overwhelmed the drain pushing all the water to the foundation. Never seen this before. Needs a sump pit right there.
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