Sealing basement floor

It's important to seal a basement floor to keep moisture out.

Water seeping up from the basement floor can be a pain and a big deal. Here is what is causing the water issue and what you can do to fix it.

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Sealing a concrete floor can add color and shine, as well as a protective layer. Creating a homemade concrete sealer is an affordable and organic option to a commercial sealer, and works well to keep out mold and mildew while also improving the overall appearance of the concrete flooring.

Our cleaning recipes show you how to clean a concrete basement floor in a few easy steps. You can clean a concrete floor using baking soda and ammonia.

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Learn how to seal and waterproof your basement floor and foundation walls. Using a sealer will waterproof concrete floors & walls. It also will reduce or stop you from having a damp basement. Sealing your concrete with the right type sealer will help eliminate the high humidity in your basement which will help prevent mold from forming.

There are several methods of battling the problem of basement moisture, including landscaping, creating vapor barriers and raised floor tiles with a vapor barrier. While proper landscaping can direct rain water away from your house, it doesn't always solve the problem of water vapor. In extreme cases, such as flooding, a sump pump may be a necessity.

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