Hard call without seeing it. If your basement walls are still accessible--I guess they are or you wouldn't have noticed the damp spot--consider applying a crystalline waterproofing product such as Permaquik. This goes into the structure of the concrete and does not wash or flake off like other coatings.

I would also double check your grading and any way that water in a heavy storm might load up against the foundation.

I would bring it to the attention of the builder. I discovered a leak soon after my foundation was poured. They fixed it right away. That was 3 years ago and today I'm still enjoying a clean and dry basement.

just my .02

Thanks for the input.

The interior of the walls are still exposed. The exterior has been backfilled. The grading is not final yet, and getting water away from the wall will be improved slightly.

I did call it to the builders attention. Haven't heard anything back yet.

Thanks again.

Building new addition now w/basement that was weatherproofed with GMX ULTRA and 2 inch Outside insulation board also.
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