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"Fernando and his team installed new drainage piping from two locations at the front of my house that have overflowed and eroded mulch beds for years. They made what seemed like a huge task look easy. They took the extra care of ensuring it was also aesthetically pleasing including new drain equipment where visible. Everything they did was professional and very timely. I wish I had more projects for them! Awesome service and quality."

"I hired them to do an inspection of my basement. Inspection was timely and complete. I will choose Hitman Solutions for any of my waterproofing, foundation needs. Mr Dell Phillips was courtesy, respectful and provided all the information needed to make sound decision regarding my situation. I recommend Hitman Solutions"

"He did a few projects for me like installing a water softener and improving my overall plumbing, but he came over and saved my bacon when my pipes froze. Was honest and fair as well."

Basement Systems of Indiana is your trusted local team for basement waterproofing, foundation repair, crawl space repair, and humidity and mold control. We recognize the importance of healthy, functional below-grade spaces and how they affect the rest of your home. We specialize in improving your home's energy efficiency, safety and indoor air quality with over 30 years of experience in the industry. We provide FREE estimates for our patented crawl space, basement and foundation repair services. All of our services also include full transferable, lifetime warranties.

"I hired Smart Crawl for a basement waterproofing project. The good thing was that they honored a quote from over 12 months prior conditional on me providing my own project financing. This was really great of them. They also paid for the plumbing services required (see below). The negatives: 1. they kept delaying the start of the project due to other projects taking longer than they expected. This conflicted with vacation schedules, family events at our house, and other plans. We had to push the project back almost two months as a result. The dispatcher communicated that the project would take approximately two days to complete. I believe it took 6 days of actual work. 2. The teams would often show up at 10:30 am and leave by 3:00 pm. I am not sure what they did before and after their time at my house. They did not communicate they had other projects or commitments to work on during the time they worked on my project. They would just show up late and leave early. It makes sense their other projects ran long if they used this work schedule. 3. They did not communicate that there would be two teams to complete the project (one to encapsulate the crawl spaces and one to actually install the drain system). The encapsulation team took four days (partial workdays as noted previously) to complete their work. Once they were complete, I believed the project to be done, however, the encapsulation team said another team would be out to complete the drain system. I was not told prior to the work beginning that they could not work on both parts of the project on the same day. This caused more issues with scheduling and the project to drag out longer. 4. Their encapsulation team did not communicate potential issues that the space may provide to the drain installation team, neither did the sales representative. As a result, I had to incur additional plumbing fees (at short notice) to have the space prepared so that they could install the system and then re-installed it after their work was completed. This was not communicated to me ahead of time and the significant expense to me could have been reduced if the sales rep or the crawl space team communicated with the drain install team. Once the drain team finally arrived, they looked for issues the whole time, and not solutions. I got the sense they did not want to do this project as it clearly was not simple. We eventually found solutions, but not without more conversations that caused more delays in getting the project done. Their drain team leader also tried to sell me plumbing services from a family member on short notice to try to resolve the plumbing issues they needed to be resolved before they could begin. I found this to be very unprofessional and felt gauged and pushed into using his family members service. I ultimately did not use the family member but it did not feel right how they went about it. 5. The drain team uninstalled some limited plumbing on their own and then did not put it back upon their project completion. They left the drainage pipe from my Heating unit to just drain onto the basement floor and the pipe that directed it to the drain was never replaced. They literally caused more water to come into my basement as a result. 6. The drain team never communicated to me that they had no way to plug in the sump pump to an electrical outlet. They just told me the project was complete. I went down to inspect the work after they had left and noticed the sump pump was not even working. I understand the limitations of the space, but at least let me know nothing is working until it is plugged in. 7. A couple of days after the completion of the project there was a massive storm. Water came into my basement (I had run an extension cord to the sump pump as a temp fix). They said the issue was my wall leaking and not the hydrostatic water they had said was t..."

"Very attentive. They installed drain tile, sump pumps, and vapor barrier in my crawl space. Brought a couple of yards of stone thru my house and into the crawl. Very neat, no mess. They put down tarps thru my house and cleaned up every day. I would highly recommend them"

"The crews were extraordinarily polite, friendly, efficient, and very energetic. They ran into a lot of underground water when digging the trench for the buckled wall repair, but were able to put in the necessary reinforcements from inside the basement extending out to the trenched area. We live in an area with a lot of underground springs and artesian water, and when they began work the dirt under the foundation and crawl space was just wet mud, and water poured in at 36 inches deep as they created an outlet for the water to be safely drained away from the house. The basement is completely dry and we have a back up sump pump. My basement is surrounded by a crawl space since it was added after the house was built. The sump pumps and dehumidifier are warrantied for 5 years and the waterproofing has a lifetime warranty. Our house had problems because the basement was added after the house was built, but Indiana Foundation was able to make the house safe, and completely dry and usable. Since we live on a hillside, we will be adding a French drain behind the house and garage, far enough away to not further damage any of the foundations, but at the natural flow of the hillside where water collects to run down hill or underground. If we go at least 36 inches deep, it should help reduce some of the water that flows into the house area. This was some advice given by the supervisor at Indiana Foundation. They don't install French drains any longer, as they don't carry away all water and don't carry a guarantee, but in our situation it will probably help and is something I will be contracting out in the near future. The French drain is similar to what farmers install in fields to drain away excess water to a creek or deep ditch. It isn't something we have to do, but it will put a lot less strain on the sump pumps and other equipment, and in case of a long term power outage, would likely save our other appliances too (furnace, water heater, walls, etc.). I love the battery back up pump and it has already been in use twice when we had two separate power outages from storms. The workmen from Indiana Foundation were delightful to have in my home, running in and out with loads of materials, cheerfully hammering the walls and floors to install their system. Second: My electrician was able to repair a line running to our garage after the water problem was resolved. Water poured in over the connections in the basement without our realizing it, and no electricity was live in the back room of the garage. New basement, New Electric, New Plumbing - we are very happy with the results!"

"Job was done well and in a timely manner. Cleaned up nicely when Job was completed."

Hello,\nMy name is Braxton Kortz and I am a young man of 32 years old that is a jack of all trades and have over 20 years of experience in asphalt roofing, multiple years of experience in HVAC repair, minor electrical repairs, and plumbing repairs. I do have a full time position and am only able to work weekends (apologies). I offer quality work with integrity and a cheerful attitude. If I cannot perform a task, I have referrals to help you get to your end goal! Thank you and have a blessed day!

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