Posted by Hobo,NC on March 22, 2018 at 12:46:26 from (75.136.231.157):
Over the winter this showed up :(... Its under the carport its getting worst. All I know to do is call Ramjack whats your recommendation... History, there's been a small crack (white caulking) for as long as I can remember this crack is running in a different direction and the concrete has also cracked were the crack meets the concrete. I ran a French drain around the house 3 years ago we had a extremely dry summer no water is getting under the house. I had planed to replace all the windows this spring the crack has to be addressed first. About 20 years ago I replaced this window I measured it wrong so had to encase it with wood. Silicon must bond to it good were the brick pulled away it split the wood.
BTW no cracks on the front side of the house just under the carport...
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