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LakewoodAlive to Host “Knowing Your Home: Waterproofing Basics” Workshop on November 16

Register now to attend this free workshop with Integrity Waterproofing to conclude the 2017 Knowing Your Home series

Register Now to Attend this Free Workshop at Deagan’s Kitchen & Bar

Depending on the circumstance, water can be your best friend or your worst enemy. In the case of its presence within your home’s basement, though, it’s the latter.

LakewoodAlive will host “Knowing Your Home: Waterproofing Basics” on Thursday, November 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Deagan’s Kitchen & Bar (14810 Detroit Avenue in Downtown Lakewood). The 16th and final workshop of 2017 for this popular home maintenance educational program will cover a wide range of problem-solving topics pertaining to basement waterproofing.

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Led by Steve Allen of Integrity Waterproofing, this workshop aims to equip attendees with best practices for working with a contractor, and with the knowledge to pursue a dry and sound basement.

Workshop attendees will also learn:

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  • The structure of their foundation
  • What causes basement moisture
  • What is a "normal" amount of moisture
  • What is considered a "wet basement"
  • How to remedy damp and wet basements
  • The differences between interior "waterproofing" and traditional dig-down waterproofing

To reserve your free spot, click here or call 216-521-0655. Visit LakewoodAlive.org for more information.

Now in its fourth year, LakewoodAlive’s “Knowing Your Home” series draws hundreds of attendees annually. Our workshop series is generously supported by: Citizens Bank, City of Lakewood, Cleveland Lumber Company, Fifth Third Bank, First Federal Lakewood, PNC, Remax Beyond 2000, The University of Akron Lakewood and Third Federal Savings & Loan.

In lieu of charging for these events, we are asking participants to consider either making a donation to LakewoodAlive or bringing canned foods or other non-perishable items for donation to the Lakewood Community Services Center. We appreciate your support.

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