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[quote=Anonymous]We have a finished basement that doesn’t smell or otherwise seem damp or musty. During the recent storm, we had an outside drain clog with debris and water came in, requiring fans to dry carpet and minor mold remediation under the baseboards (we didn’t realize the water had come in for several days). In doing a broader inspection, the water remediation company found out that the insulation in the basement exterior wall was “soaked” and seems this is unrelated to the water getting in from the clogged drain, rather likely due to water coming in through the wall directly. The cost to fix the flooding damage wasn’t terrible, but wondering if anyone has had this wet insulation issue before and what the cost, time and process was to fix it was. [/quote]
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