Hi Everyone.
I have a property where we have started to get leaks into the cellar at the point where the floor meets the outside wall. This coincided with the local authority doing some streetworks at the front of the property. I thought they may have cracked a drain, but they checked and couldn't find a problem.
I think it might be either.
1. Ground water leaking through.
2. Water from an internal gutter which comes from the roof and then goes into a drain on the pavment above and in front of the problem.
I would rather stop the water getting in than have to tank the wall.
I attach a picture of the property from the front and the cellar from inside (n.b. the basement wall is the facing away from the pavement at the front.
Any ideas?
I have a property where we have started to get leaks into the cellar at the point where the floor meets the outside wall. This coincided with the local authority doing some streetworks at the front of the property. I thought they may have cracked a drain, but they checked and couldn't find a problem.
I think it might be either.
1. Ground water leaking through.
2. Water from an internal gutter which comes from the roof and then goes into a drain on the pavment above and in front of the problem.
I would rather stop the water getting in than have to tank the wall.
I attach a picture of the property from the front and the cellar from inside (n.b. the basement wall is the facing away from the pavement at the front.
Any ideas?