Interior Drain Tile with Sump Pump (Last Resort)

which is a process of breeding and then drain tile surface drain tile then number three which is full-fledged foundation waterproofing which is includes regrading it includes drain tile but now instead of a French drain at the top we put it at the bottom and then waterproofing the entire wall to make sure no water comes in and it just depends on how bad or what you can do and what you can do and then last is interior drain toilets I'm not a big fan allowing water in just to pump it back out because you can have that damp feeling and I don't like that damp feeling in a basement I'm trying to make it dry and comfortable not moist I have well done with the sump pumps inside they have the backup battery the backup system but on your power does go out and you're in a heavy rainstorm and you're dependent on that some phone that's you know it can be scary at times I didn't know if that's gonna fill in there here in a place butts gonna flood you're depending on a sump pump you know water's coming in sometimes you have no option that's the only way your basements gonna stay dry is some fun that's it let's go inside and talk about what we do when we're inside a house next so I don't know what's the cheaper option though like I would say between sump pump and outside that's probably similar what your that once you think digging along the whole foundation that's expensive exactly probably close to the same price as interior no it's more expensive so it's more cuts okay I have a the whole second oh yeah I know it's more expensive because there's a lot more work I mean you're talking about hauling all that soil out you know and then you're not really using it so you're dumping it then you're importing in brand-new sauce on a wall like this you're anywhere from six to ten thousand bucks to do a single wall like this now if they had been done when the house was being built they could probably waterproof this same law for six hundred to a thousand hours open yeah it was easy so it's all that extra work because your tuckpointing we're activity careful gooder than in this situation I would even say more than $10,000 for let's first sight that's not all four sides right huh so you're gonna get a small machine in here it's going to take you longer it all depends on the situation one of the things that some contractors do when they do this foundation waterproofing is they don't compact the soil as they're putting it back in place and then they leave and then six months later or…