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Old 06-12-2012, 11:21 PM  
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And none of the joints between slab floor foundations and their stemwalls are water-tight, either. The point being?


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The driveway level with the floor with a crack between them would be likely place for water to enter. I didn't say it would I said it could and should be concidered and that's all.


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