HOLMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The Holmes family is one competitive family! In this “Holmes for the Holidays” special, Sherry challenges her brother, Michael and her father, Mike to a competition. The goal is to see who is best at decorating their home for Christmas — in just one week! The whole family joins in and everyone pulls out all the stops. Each house is decorated in a unique theme and there are surprises along the way. May the best Holmes win!
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You will want to wrap your foundation in a waterproof membrane. Usually, a black tar or asphalt compound will be painted on your concrete foundation. This is covered by a waterproof mastic coating, a mesh coating, and finally another layer of mastic coating. This is to keep water vapor from seeping through the concrete foundation.
You can use a Polyurethane injection to fill in the smaller cracks and keep moisture from coming through those cracks.
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