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    Basement Remodel - Removal of Existing Framing Questions

    Noted. I'll be well into spring, and probably summer for that matter before all the demolition is completed. Lots of old crap to remove. After that, I'm having a concrete company come in and resurface and either stain and polish, or epoxy the slab. Plenty of months away from putting up a...
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    Basement Remodel - Removal of Existing Framing Questions

    Noted. I have a daylight basement, so the rear grade is about 5' below the front. The grade around the house slopes away, and I have about 12" of exposed concrete on that side. All of that is pretty much already in order, and once I cleared the gutters and downspouts, I haven't had any water...
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    Basement Remodel - Removal of Existing Framing Questions

    Hey, yes. I cleaned out the gutters and made sure the downspouts were clear back in the early fall of last year. Since it's a daylight basement, there is a significant grade moving downward and away from the home, I just had an issue with a backed-up downspout overflowing right there. I...
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    Basement Remodel - Removal of Existing Framing Questions

    Thanks. That was my thinking as well. But no, they were non-masonry screws screwed directly into the concrete. :confused: and at least in one area, quite rusted. I removed the first 6 or so furring strips and only had to pull out the sawzall to cut one screw. Then, however, the original...
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    Basement Remodel - Removal of Existing Framing Questions

    Good Afternoon Everyone, I apologize if this is the wrong forum, since this involves multiple topics (concrete, framing, etc.) I figured it was best placed here. Move as necessary. I am a relatively new homeowner, and I am embarking on a likely multi-year project to re-finish my basement. I...
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