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After all that great work you put them nail holes in the foundation

Achilles heel in this … corrugated pipe. Probably crushed under the weight of backfill!

That black plastic dimple pipe collapses very easy. Should use Schedule 40.

How long did this process take

What waterproofing products have you found to work the best? I'm considering Rub-R-Wall Aqua and adding Xypex to the concrete in addition to French drains.

Out of curiosity what would be a rough price for my house?

where is the full video??

Ballpark?

This is amazing look what RCC did

Only on the one side of the foundation?

This is impressive. Great work fellas

How much does this cost?

That looks like exactly what needs to be done to our foundation. What's a reasonable ballpark cost range for the size and type of job shown in the video? We're in Indiana, obviously with different contractors and a different economy but I'm looking for a general idea. Thanks in advance for your input. It looks like your crew did a great job!

Why not use stone from footer to top of wall to finish grade?

Is waterproofing the outside and then adding a sump pump in the inside overkill?

Great company

How much did you quote and charge for this?

That was Awesome - thank you!

Good work 👍👍

How much it cost to underpinning of 624 sqft in Toronto midtown .. ??

Would to be kind enough to tell me what product you use to put on the wall and what is the name of the plastic you used I couldn’t tell from the video how much gravel do you used thank you so much

Can you lower the basement floor just a foot and not do anything? Or still need to support?

We did it right everybody went home

What’s the purple stuff?

Crazy amount of digging to do the old way man with spade... backbreaking work

I don't understand how that many guys took six months to do that job...like did they only work weekends or something?

I did it right

Thanks for sharing each step from restoration to waterproofing. Do all waterproofing companies restore walls and waterproof like you? Thx!

Great work on this! I also do not understand how this video doesn't have millions of views. It's so damn awesome to watch days and days of hard work, in a three and a half time-lapse. Watching the buckets fill and unfill, seeing the initial walls come down, and y;all going to town with those shovels. All while the ground drops more and more. Very fun to watch, thanks for uploading it. Keep on diggin!

RCC!

they did this job the hard way. Doing the digging first and using buckets to carry out the dirt is labor intense. They could have done the opening first and carry all the dirt through there.

This okay! But I just don't understand why y'all have to tear-up! The basement floor? Seems like to me y'all can do the same thing from outside the house!!.GOD BLESS!

Whats the typical price for a job like this? And how long did this process take?

How come there were already foundations poured so far beneath the crawlspace? (on which the vertical beams rested.)

Try doing the same thing with one person.

Alot of helpers.

Wow, those guys are fassssst! Great job!

that 1" of concrete is not going to last. trench should have been dug out deeper, 2" of 3/4" clear gravel placed under the drain pipe, backfilled with 3/4" clear to the top of the pipe, and then the foundation wrap used should have been folded over, and been run across the top of the pipe and gravel. then top with cement (which at that point would now be back close to the original thickness of 4".

Even Homes that were water-proofed with the technology of the time (50's to 70's), their tar/bitumen waterproofing layer has decayed so much over they years, and the clay weepers plugged up with silt, so even they are no longer waterproof.

Why not jet the tile, its not collapsed, and no excessive lips at the tile butts, this would be a good scenario for jetting.

What was the cost to the customer? I know it’s a long stretch, but do you have any recommendations for someone in Colorado?

Very cool. Great job!

Can that be applied over existing foam board insulation?

Can a monolithic floor but cut in a similar fashion?

Hehehe..marlow's parging says..SPLASH!!!!!

Interesting video. My son is replacing his existing basement window well with one that protrudes out further from the window for egress purposes. The existing well did not have a drainage pipe down to the weeping tiles. Our goal was to excavate deep enough to so that we could run a length of the 4" Big O down to the weeping tiles. The house is probably 50 to 60 years old and we really didn't know what to expect but I did think that the weeping tile should be installed slightly below the footing. We actually encountered the tile before we got to the footing which kind of puzzles me. Also, the small section of weeping tile we unearthed was the terracotta clay pipe which considering the age of the house is not a surprise. It seems to me that the clay tile system would be susceptible to failure but I don't believe there is any issues with water ingress into his basement. There's lots of videos regarding installation of egress windows but I still have a lot of questions.

4 year xeprnce

I need job weaterpofing

It would be more professional if you would install the drain pipe under ground and a least 10' of the house

Is that bluekin aqua bloc being applied?