Recent content by nathdugg

Will do, and thanks for your help

Yea, that's what I have read up. I think my preference is to see if the work outside helps reduce this external pressure enough, however, if it returns, I won't hesitate to look at an internal drainage system.

There are a couple of vents which I have removed and it looks like its been tanked using a slurry rather than a membrane. The victorian house was converted in 1998, however, worked carried out last year was for a refurb.

I'm unsure how it was tanked, however, it was completed last year. On the areas I could inspect, the wall was dry, but that was limited. The water was clearly rainwater. And yes, thats my house on the right. I haven't had a reoccurance yet, however, I think I will be look to get a professional...

Last week after very heavy rain there was a small puddle of water on the floor of my converted basement. The basement has one external wall that is 90% below ground level. Though there was one puddle, the water seeped under all the external wall. The wall and floor have been tanked and there is...