How to Waterproof a Basement | DIY SquidGee Dry System

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Basement waterproofing made easy! We've helped over 20,000 homeowners waterproof their basement for under $1,000 with our contractor-grade do-it-yourself basement waterproofing channel called the SquidGee Dry System. Our system has proven itself over the past 30 years as the most dependable and affordable do-it-yourself remedy to a wet basement.
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"Hi, I’m Joel with Waterproof.com and today I’m going to show you how to install the SquidGee Dry System. The SquidGee Dry System is an ideal remedy for a basement leaking water through the joint where the floor and walls meet. The do-it-yourself system collects the water and quietly drains it to the sump pump or floor drain. Never worry about a wet leaky basement again! The SquidGee Dry System will last for decades. The only skill needed is the ability to follow directions. Begin by cleaning the floor to remove all dirt and dust. Using the SealOnce Adhesive apply a tall, thick bead of adhesive to the bottom of the main section. Turn the main section back over and set it in place. Press gently in place for 30 seconds. Next, apply the finishing seal followed by slicking down the bead of adhesive to create a watertight seal. Seal the butt-joint connectors to create a continuous channel. Install and bond in place the pre-molded inside and outside corners. Finish by draining the SquidGee Dry System to your sump pump or floor drain. Enjoy your dry basement for years to come. If you have any questions please visit our website Waterproof.com or call 1-800-828-2947."

[@garthmcmurtrey3517]

This stuff works GREAT! I highly recommend it. It fixed my basement up perfectly. I also used waterproofing sealer on the floor and walls.

[@jeffreyredenius6087]

Do you have to apply the gutter at an angle to allow water to drain down?

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+Jeffrey Redenius SquidGee Dry System stands five inches tall to allow for uneven floors. As water around your foundation rises, it begins to flow into the SquidGee Dry System. Water flows naturally toward any low spot or drain. When the water stops flowing out at the drain or sump pump, you know that the SquidGee Dry System has finished its work. With the water level now lower than the floor, any water left standing in the SquidGee Dry System flows back out through the weep holes. If you have any other questions please visit our website: waterproof.com or give us a call!