Okay. I'll check on that product as well as the DECO-20 which sounds like a good product. I'll have to strip the grey paint off of the floor. I guess it's not too big of a deal to dig the foundation from the front door to past the garage and down the side. The other side is where that tree is and the ground slope is better. I know it may be patch workish, but I've got an idea for the driveway water issue too with a cut across it halfway from the street for a drain to take that water off to the right of the house instead of to the garage door. Another in-pavement drain in front of the garage door for the same purpose, and to help drain that shrubbed area approaching the door. New gutters with 4" downspouts first to make sure the water is being diverted correctly.
Soil here is usually red clay. This was pasture, but actually it's rocky clay in my yard. The rocks I've seen in the yard are the small, sharp white rocks that will cut your finger if you fling them too hard. The rest is clay. Moisture can be a real issue. We've had drought, but this area gets more rain than Seattle in a normal yr.
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