A resident in the Westmoreland neighborhood of Huntington is reporting upwards of 5 feet of water in their basement after heavy rain Thursday.

While it’s not a danger in and of itself, efflorescence can be linked to excess moisture, mold growth, or poor drainage.

Low ceilings, cramped areas, water issues or other practical reasons may make your basement a poor candidate for finishing.

Moisture is something to be managed. A vapor barrier can cut down on earthy smells, mildew, and general humidity.

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