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Commissioners approve purchase of system to keep courthouse lower level dry
(KLZA)-- Richardson County Commissioners have approved an agreement with RenoDry USA out of Overland Park, Kansas to install the RenoDry, USA system to help alleviate the water and mold issues with the foundation of the Richardson County Courthouse.
The cost to the county will be $11,325. Company representatives estimate that once the system is installed it will dry out the building and keep it dry so long as the system remains in place.
RenoDry USA estimates the system will remain effective for at least 80 – 100 years.
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