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Question:

Mildew on the 28 ft walls, north is the worst and spreading. But a beautiful 12 inch birch tree overhangs the kitchen window. A seepage flow is 15 ft from this south wall and the birch tree. The north wall has a number of large maples and oaks 25 ft. away. A site plan shows drainage to the curb side catch basin with a continuous flow? This all suggests some blockage in the worst areas?

Answer:

As the house (and its drainage system) ages, you'll be dealing with more of the same unless you up-grade the present system drastically.

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