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Basement Waterproofing Scientists

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Basement Waterproofing Scientists

Basement Waterproofing Scientists is the leading provider of basement waterproofing services in the Philadelphia area. We use state of the art technology to identify leak sources and create economical solutions. If you have a wet, damp or leaky basement call today for your free inspection. Our knowledgable staff will answer your questions and help you on your way to a permanently dry basement.

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201 King of Prussia Road, Suite 650, Radnor, PA 19087 (610) 615-7111 https://basementwaterproofingscientists.com/

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I recently had a company come to clean my ducts and they suggested a uv light be installed before the ducts were cleaned. Is this worth the money?

Kelly Winters answered:

May 29, 2014

Yes, for mold prevention.

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201 King of Prussia Road, Suite 650,
Radnor, PA https://basementwaterproofingscientists.com/ (610) 615-7111

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