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Leak in floor where wall meets the ground.
Hi, I have a house in Pompano Beach, Florida. When it rains hard I see water inside the bathroom on floor where the wall meets the floor. Its under the window. Out side above the window is a owning. No water on walls or stains. Out that side I dig one foot down and one foot under the house and fill it with cement. It stop most of it but I still have some spots where the water comes in. Any suggestions?
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