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Had the basement inspected today, and they think the problem is coming from BEHIND the wall. This means that the drywall has to be removed, the insulation behind it since it probably has mold too, and possibly a cabinet that was built into the wall. How much they tear up depends on how much mold they find.

And then once we find the source of the leak and address the mold, we may need to have part of the cement floor removed and have drainage connected to the main sump pump. We really can't afford this, but if we do nothing, we would never be able to sell the house with a known foundation problem that was not addressed. I don't particularly want to ever sell the house, but then, I didn't intend to become disabled and have to move away from Denver either, so you never know.

I am sooooo not looking forward to this.