

Kevin
Installer
Kevin
Installer
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See AllMuncie, IN
May 4, 2023
Americrawl repaired Sister Joists, Sill Plate, Rim Joist with Plate and place Sub Floor Support.
Anderson, IN
April 19, 2023
We installed a full perimeter drainage system, SuperSump sump pump system using their existing discharge line. We also installed our CleanSpace encapsulation system and dehumidifier.
Anderson, IN
April 6, 2023
For John, we replace his failed sump pump and installed new vapor barrier.
Russiaville, IN
March 21, 2023
We installed a partial AkwaGard basement drainage along two walls to capture ground water and direct it to our AmeriSump sump pump which then pumped it out to a discharge line in the customer’s yard.
Noblesville, IN
March 20, 2023
Tyler recommended installing CleanSpace crawlspace encapsulation in the crawl space and structural wood repair. His proposal included: 440 SqFt of CleanSpace 95' 2" Foam Board Insulation 111' Dow Spray Foam Rim Insulation 15' Sill Plate 5 4-4' Sister Joists 11 8-14' Full Joists 15 Box Header Caps 3 Block Pier Pour Pads
Indianapolis , IN
August 8, 2022
To provide a permanent solution, Americrawl installed 4 of Dyna® Push Piers a foundation repair method that transfers the weight of the home from unstable soils to deep, load-bearing strata far below the surface. The installation process began by excavating small sections along the foundation where the piers would be installed. Each steel pier was hydraulically driven into the ground until reaching the proper depth and load-bearing capacity. Heavy-duty brackets were then attached to the foundation footing, allowing the home’s weight to be securely supported by the piers. In some cases, lifting was performed to bring the foundation closer to its original position, helping to close cracks and restore the homes foundation.
Marion , In
July 15, 2021
For this project, our team installed 160 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System along the crawl space perimeter to direct groundwater away from the foundation. To ensure effective water removal, we added a SuperSump sump station, providing reliable pumping capacity during periods of heavy rain. The crawl space was also thoroughly cleaned out to remove debris and prepare the area for encapsulation. Once cleared, we installed 1,680 square feet of vapor barrier, sealing the ground to help control moisture, reduce humidity, and protect the home from mold and mildew concerns.
Fort Wayne, In
May 6, 2016
This project involved a complete cleanout of 1,563 square feet of crawl space, ensuring all debris and old materials were removed for a clean and stable foundation area. We installed 178 linear feet of the AmeriDrain drainage system to efficiently redirect water and prevent moisture accumulation. Additionally, a SuperSump sump pump system was installed to provide reliable water removal. The crawl space was then fully encapsulated with 1,563 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier, creating a strong moisture barrier and improving overall air quality. To further protect the structural wood components, 1,563 square feet of Timbor Spray treatment was applied to prevent mold, mildew, and insect damage.
Indianapolis , IN
December 5, 2014
After a careful evaluation, our team recommended and installed a new 78-foot discharge line designed to carry pumped water far away from the home’s foundation to a safe drainage location. The project involved trenching a precise path for the line, ensuring proper slope for efficient water flow, and using durable piping materials built to withstand year-round weather conditions. The extended discharge route now ensures that water collected by the sump pump is directed well beyond the home’s backfill zone, eliminating the risk of recycled seepage and reducing hydrostatic pressure around the foundation. The line was securely connected to the sump pump outlet, with all joints sealed and tested for leak-free performance. The homeowner was extremely pleased with the results, noting improved pump efficiency, a cleaner discharge path, and the added peace of mind that their basement is better protected during storms. They also appreciated Americrawl’s attention to detail, tidy workmanship, and dedication to providing a long-term solution rather than a temporary fix.
Indianapolis, IN
December 13, 2010
In the home’s crawlspace, a comprehensive repair was completed to address moisture and structural concerns. A crawlspace drainage system was installed to effectively collect and channel water away, preventing standing moisture and future flooding. A 6-mil vapor barrier was laid across the ground to seal out ground moisture and improve overall humidity control. Structural wood repairs were made to restore integrity and ensure stability. To address existing contamination, a mold treatment was applied to affected surfaces, eliminating growth and helping prevent recurrence, leaving the crawlspace clean, dry, and structurally sound.
Fishers , IN
August 21, 2008
This project involved the installation of 817 square feet of CleanSpace encapsulation, providing a complete moisture barrier across the crawl space floor and walls. The encapsulation helps prevent ground moisture from entering the space, improving air quality and protecting the home’s structural components. To maintain optimal humidity levels, we also installed one Sedona dehumidifier, ensuring continuous moisture control and a healthier, drier crawl space environment.
Carmel, IN
August 14, 2008
This crawlspace project included a 1,250 square foot CleanSpace encapsulation system following a full clean-out of the crawlspace to remove debris and prepare the area. To further protect the home, a Sedona dehumidifier was installed to maintain proper humidity levels. Structural improvements were addressed with two lintel pours, ensuring stability where footing support was needed. Finally, a Timbor spray treatment was applied throughout the space to protect the wooden components against mold and pests.
Layfayette, In
March 19, 2004
To improve moisture control, Americrawl installed a 6-mil polyethylene vapor barrier across the entire crawl space floor. The material was laid with overlapping seams, sealed, and secured to piers and edges to create an effective barrier against ground moisture rising into the home. Next, the team performed crawl space vent replacements, installing durable, weather-resistant vent covers to better seal the space while maintaining proper accessibility. These covers help prevent outside air, pests, and debris from entering, contributing to a more stable and energy-efficient environment. Finally, new fiberglass insulation was installed in the floor joist cavities to restore the thermal barrier between the crawl space and living area above. This helps keep the home warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and reduces energy costs.
Whitestown, IN
June 24, 2002
We began by installing a crawl space drainage system along the interior perimeter. This system efficiently collects groundwater and channels it to a designated discharge point, preventing standing water and reducing the risk of wood rot and mold. To protect the space from ground moisture, we installed a 6-mil vapor barrier across the crawl space floor. This barrier reduces humidity, helps control mold growth, and creates a cleaner, more stable environment beneath the home. Our Crew then replaced sections of the sill plate that had deteriorated from moisture, using pressure-treated lumber for long-lasting durability. In addition, several floor joists were repaired and sistered to restore structural support and eliminate sagging in the floors above.