Company presents moisture-control system for courthouse; county asks for inspection and estimate
Two company representatives described a noninvasive moisture-control system for masonry and offered to inspect the Worth County courthouse and other county buildings. The board asked staff to take hydrometer readings and requested written estimates for the board to consider at a future meeting.
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Two private-company representatives, who identified themselves as Don Brown and Michael Clancy, addressed the Worth County Board of Supervisors during the public comment portion to describe a moisture-control system the company installs in masonry buildings to reduce rising damp and moisture in basements.
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