Browse Forums DIY, Home Maintenance & Repair Re: Advice on Waterproofing brick veneer 3Apr 05, 2024 9:20 am Thank you ponzutwo for your feedback ![]() Re the ag pipe I am just concerned that the ground in front of the house slopes down towards the house and if we ever have another heavy rainy season I would want the water to go away from the house. Still overkill you think? Also what do you mean by “looking at your soil”? Are you referring to it looking dry? It was quite wet when we dug a couple weeks ago. Thanks mate for your advice ![]() Re: Advice on Waterproofing brick veneer 4Apr 05, 2024 10:11 am ![]() Thank you ponzutwo for your feedback ![]() Re the ag pipe I am just concerned that the ground in front of the house slopes down towards the house and if we ever have another heavy rainy season I would want the water to go away from the house. Still overkill you think? Also what do you mean by “looking at your soil”? Are you referring to it looking dry? It was quite wet when we dug a couple weeks ago. Thanks mate for your advice ![]() fair question about the slope. Re soil I mean that it doesn't look like reactive clay which swells and shrinks with wetness/dryness. If the floors in your house are relatively level, no material cracks in brickwork/plaster and the doors/windows all close freely, then chances are the slope isnt impacting the moisture levels around your foundations enough to be an issue. Its an old govvie, so any problems related to movement would be present. If theres no material issues, you could save yourself some work/money and put the efforts elsewhere, like whatever other aesthetics or Quality of Life stuff instead, We used pro clima walls and roof. It's a high quality product (good vapour permeability and water resistance) and can withstand UV for a long period of time. Pro clima's… 10 22554 As there is no sarking, there is a good chance that blow in insulation will be getting wet from time to time due to the rain water blown from the outside esp. during windy… 3 10526 Thanks for the detailed comments chippy, I'll use this as a guide. 3 19067 |