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    Damp Garage

    Postby aeyres » Wed Aug 19, 2009 3:53 pm

    I have a problem of seeping water coming into my garage around the line of my DPC along 1 wall.
    I've figured this is mainly due to my neighbour having built the base slab of his garage approx. 1 foot above mine, and any water collects in the gap between the garages, fills up, and seeps into my garage. Main problem is, the gap between the garages is about 6-7 inches & is impossible to squeeze between to remove all the accumulated soil & debris (now above my DPC).
    I have an idea to remove a course of brick from my garage, above the line of neighbours slab & introduce a DPC at this level, whilst at the same time lining the gully area with a plastic sheet & infilling it with concrete upto his slab level along the length of the garage wall. Essentially creating a 'higher' level DPC. Is this likely to work or will i still have seepage below the concrete infill??

    Any alternative suggestions would also be appreciated as it is becoming a big problem.
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    Postby stoneyboy » Thu Aug 20, 2009 8:18 pm

    aeyres,
    You need to stop rainwater getting into the gap between the garages see if one of the roofs can be extended to close the gap.
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