Help!

[Tater]

Hey Yall


OK so I just got home from Netherworld, and walked in the door to a strange odor coming outta the house. I walked downstairs where all my stuff is and my basement is flooded with 5 inches of water. What do I do to get it all cleaned up. Someone Help please

[Speculo]

That deep start with a sump pump, then get a wet dry Vac, then get those blowers and a dehumdifier.

Mine flooded 3 times before I could even get a company out to look at it.

Nasty stuff...

[Tater]

Thanks Ben...Ive got the sump pump on it now...its goin to take a long time to get all that dryed out.

Also thanks for letting us come out and play..we all had a great time and if you will have us..will be back next year

[HauntsForHealth]

Good luck getting your basement un-flooded D;

[Jim Warfield]

It will get expensive

Installing a diving board and paying a lifeguard, stay with the sump pump, cheaper in the long run.
The wine cellar here is over 22 feet below ground and catches alot of water. This spring I poured a concrete sloping "cap" on the ground above part of it and it has seemed to help stop many extra gallons from showing up down there.

[Gore Galore]

Tater,
Make sure and take extensive photos for your insurance company.
This is very important.
I hope your basement is unfinished. Any drywall, carpet, paneling etc... will all have to be torn out if it got wet.

[Badger]

Wouldn't Granny's Depends take care up the problem...?