Mark Ralph
Owner
Mark Ralph
Owner
About Mark Ralph:
Mark brings over 45 years of experience in the home repair and improvement industry, backed by a lifelong foundation in building and customer service. Raised in Greenwood, Indiana, Mark grew up around the home improvement business, where his father and uncles owned and operated a building products manufacturing company. It was there that he developed his deep understanding of construction practices and client-focused service.
Throughout his career, Mark has worked extensively with homeowners, contractors, and real estate professionals across Indiana. His expertise spans critical areas such as structural integrity, waterproofing, and moisture control—making him a trusted resource for identifying and resolving common and complex residential issues. From damp crawlspaces and basements to significant foundation concerns, Mark is known for his keen eye, practical solutions, and commitment to long-term results.
When he is not working, Mark enjoys outdoor activities and exploring nature. He also likes taking on home improvement projects. He values the time he spends with his wife, children, and grandchildren, creating lasting memories and strong family bonds.
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Williamsport , In
July 18, 2022
Our team completed a comprehensive crawlspace repair and waterproofing project that included 148 linear feet of the AmeriDrain drainage system, designed to capture and direct groundwater away from the foundation. A reliable AmeriSump pump station was installed to ensure proper removal of collected water, adding long-term protection against flooding and excess moisture. To further protect the crawlspace environment, we installed a 1,450 square foot vapor barrier, sealing the ground to reduce humidity, prevent moisture infiltration, and create a healthier space beneath the home. Additionally, five crawlspace vent replacements were completed, improving airflow control and keeping the space properly sealed.
Indianapolis , IN
March 15, 2022
For this crawlspace waterproofing project, our team installed 146 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system to effectively capture and redirect groundwater away from the foundation. This system ensures that any moisture entering the crawlspace is properly drained, helping to prevent standing water and foundation damage. To complement the drainage system, an AmeriSump sump station was installed, providing a powerful and reliable means of water removal during heavy rains or high groundwater conditions. The crawlspace floor was then sealed with 1,280 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier, creating a continuous moisture-resistant layer to protect against ground humidity, mold growth, and wood rot. This vapor barrier not only improves air quality but also enhances the overall health and longevity of the home’s foundation.
Anderson , In
June 22, 2019
Americrawls crew installed 70 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system to capture groundwater and direct it to a newly installed AmeriSump sump station, ensuring reliable water removal from the crawl space. Once the drainage was in place, our team installed 585 square feet of CleanSpace encapsulation system, sealing the crawl space from outside air and moisture to create a controlled, dry environment. In addition, we completed 585 square feet of professional mold removal, eliminating mold growth on wood surfaces and restoring a safe, healthy space under the home.
Greenfield , In
October 8, 2015
This Property Management Company contacted Americrawl after noticing signs of foundation settlement around their property, including stair stepping cracks in there foundation walls. After a comprehensive inspection by our experienced foundation specialists, it was determined that the home was experiencing structural movement due to unstable soil conditions beneath the foundation.
To address the issue and permanently stabilize the structure, Americrawl recommended and installed a helical pier system—a proven method for lifting and securing foundations that have shifted or settled over time.
The process began with carefully excavating around the affected foundation areas to expose the footing. High-strength helical piers were then hydraulically driven deep into load-bearing soil layers, ensuring long-term support. Once the piers reached the proper depth and torque specifications, heavy-duty foundation brackets were attached to the home’s footing, transferring the structural load from the unstable surface soils to the more stable strata below.
Throughout the process, the Americrawl crew maintained a clean, organized job site and kept the homeowner informed during each step. In many cases, including this one, our team was able to lift the foundation back toward its original position, closing gaps and improving the overall levelness of the structure.
By installing helical piers, this customer now has a permanently stabilized foundation with a transferable warranty, adding long-term value and peace of mind to their investment. The homeowner was extremely satisfied with the professionalism, quality of work, and the fact that the solution was both non-invasive and long-lasting.
Indianapolis , IN
February 19, 2015
Americrawl completed a foundation stabilization project that involved the installation of six wall anchors on a bowing basement wall. Over time, hydrostatic pressure and soil movement can cause basement walls to shift inward, leading to structural instability. To correct and stabilize this issue, our team strategically installed six heavy-duty wall anchors along the affected wall. These anchors were embedded into stable soil outside the foundation and connected to interior wall plates, allowing controlled tensioning to gradually restore wall alignment and prevent further movement.
Indianapolis , IN
October 11, 2012
This project involves installing a complete interior basement drainage and moisture-control system to manage groundwater intrusion and protect the foundation. The scope of work includes the installation of 57 linear feet of AkwaGuard interior basement drainage system along the affected perimeter. This system is designed to capture seepage at the cove joint and channel water efficiently to the sump station, preventing basement floor and wall moisture issues. A SuperSump sump station will be installed as the primary water-management unit. The system includes a high-capacity pump, airtight lid, and liner, providing reliable water removal and improved basement dryness. To address wall moisture and direct any seepage into the drainage system, 57 linear feet of CleanSpace Wall liner will be installed on the interior basement walls. This durable vapor barrier helps prevent moisture transmission, reflects light for a brighter basement, and works in tandem with the drainage system to guide water downward into the AkwaGuard channel.
Mooresville , In
July 17, 2012
For this project, our team installed 70 feet of AkwaGuard Basement Drainage System to effectively manage groundwater around the foundation and prevent future basement seepage issues. This interior drainage system was designed to capture water at the base of the wall and floor joint, directing it safely to the sump station. To ensure reliable water removal, we also installed one SuperSump sump station, which provides powerful pumping capacity and includes a high-quality sump liner, airtight lid, and clean look. This system will give the homeowner peace of mind knowing their basement is protected from flooding and moisture-related problems.
Indianapolis , IN
May 22, 2012
This project involved a full crawl space cleanout and drainage system installation to address ongoing moisture issues and improve the overall health of the home’s foundation area. The crew installed 120 feet of AmeriDrain drainage system, designed to efficiently collect and redirect groundwater away from the crawl space. A SuperSump sump pump station was added to provide powerful and reliable water removal, ensuring the space stays dry during heavy rain or rising groundwater conditions. After the drainage installation, a complete vapor barrier system was installed across the crawl space floor to seal out ground moisture and improve humidity control.
Indianapolis , IN
April 6, 2012
This project involves the installation of three (3) wall anchor systems to stabilize a basement foundation wall that is exhibiting inward bowing due to lateral soil pressure. The installation is designed to prevent further movement, restore structural integrity, and allow for gradual realignment of the wall over time. The work will be performed in accordance with industry standards for foundation repair and structural stabilization.
Brownsburg q, In
February 11, 2012
This project includes installing a full interior drainage system, upgrading the sump system, and addressing structural moisture issues through targeted crack repairs. A total of 198 linear feet of AkwaGuard interior basement drainage system will be installed along the interior perimeter. This system is designed to collect groundwater seepage at the footing/wall joint and channel it directly to the sump station, preventing flooding, dampness, and hydrostatic pressure buildup. The project also includes the installation of one SuperSump sump station, providing high-capacity pumping, an airtight lid, and a durable liner for reliable water removal. The SuperSump system ensures continuous protection against rising water levels and helps maintain a dry basement environment. Additionally, the scope of work includes crack repairs on the basement walls. All identified cracks will be cleaned, prepped, and sealed using appropriate repair materials to prevent water intrusion and protect the structural integrity of the foundation walls.
Carmel , In
November 2, 2011
Americrawl completed a structural stabilization project involving the installation of 10 Helical Foundation Piers to support a crawlspace that was detaching from the main basement foundation. Over time, soil movement and settlement caused the crawlspace portion of the structure to separate slightly from the adjoining basement, resulting in uneven floors and visible foundation cracks. To address this issue, helical piers were strategically installed beneath the affected foundation sections to transfer the structural load to stable soil layers below. Each pier was hydraulically driven to the proper depth and torque specification to ensure long-term stability. Once installed, the foundation was carefully lifted and permanently secured, restoring structural integrity and preventing further settlement.
Avon , In
October 26, 2010
We installed 190 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System to effectively manage water intrusion and maintain a dry crawl space. To further protect the home from moisture and improve air quality, we encapsulated the area with 1,602 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier. Additionally, we applied 1,602 square feet of Timbor treatment to all exposed wood surfaces. This preventive treatment helps guard against mold, wood decay, and pest activity, ensuring long-term structural integrity and a healthier home environment.
Indianapolis , IN
April 24, 2009
This project involves the installation of a 40-foot steel I-beam in the crawl space to correct floor sagging and enhance the overall structural stability of the home. The beam will be supported by eight (8) SmartJacks, each set on properly sized concrete footings to ensure a stable, long-lasting foundation. Work includes preparation of the crawl space, excavation and pouring of new footings, precise placement of support hardware, and controlled lifting of the existing floor system to restore level conditions. The process begins with creating safe access and clearing the installation path beneath the home. Concrete footings will then be installed to support each SmartJack, ensuring they can bear the intended structural load. Once footings have cured, the 40-ft steel I-beam will be maneuvered into the crawl space—either as a single piece or in sections to be spliced on-site—and positioned directly beneath the floor joists or existing girder line. Eight SmartJacks will be aligned along the beam and adjusted incrementally to raise the floor system. Lifts will be performed slowly and evenly to prevent stress or damage to framing, finishes, or mechanical systems. After the floor is brought back to a level and stable position, the SmartJacks will be locked in place to provide permanent support.
Zionsville , In
September 30, 2008
This previous customer had us install wood repair this work includes replacing and installing an 8-foot section of 2×4 sill plate and reinforcing the floor system by sistering two existing 2×8 floor joists. This process involves removing any deteriorated material, preparing the framing area, and securely fitting the new 2×4 sill plate to provide a stable and level base. Two full-length 2×8 joists will be installed alongside the existing joists to restore structural integrity, improve load-bearing capacity, and correct any sagging or deflection in the floor. All new lumber will be properly aligned, fastened, and tied into the surrounding framing to meet current building standards. Once completed, the repair will result in a stronger floor structure, improved long-term stability, and a safer, more reliable support system for the building.
Converse, IN
September 26, 2008
Americrawls crew started with a Crawl Space Preparation: Completed a full crawl space cleanout to remove debris and prepare the area for system installation. Waterproofing & Moisture Control: Installed 1 AmeriSump sump pump station for reliable water removal. Applied 1,635 square feet of CleanSpace® encapsulation system to seal the crawl space and control ground moisture. Installed 1 Sedona dehumidifier to regulate humidity levels and improve air quality. Applied Timbor® spray treatment across exposed wood surfaces to prevent mold growth and protect against wood-destroying organisms. Structural Wood Repairs: Replaced 24 feet of rim joists and plates to restore strength to deteriorated perimeter framing. Replaced 53 feet of sill plate to support the foundation walls and maintain stability. Installed 39 sistered 2x10 floor joists to reinforce existing joists and provide added load-bearing capacity.
Kokomo , IN
August 11, 2008
During this project, our team installed 28 linear feet of AkwaGuard basement drainage system along the affected section of the basement perimeter. The purpose of this installation was to manage groundwater seepage and protect the basement from moisture intrusion. The new drainage line was tied into the homeowner’s existing sump station, which was inspected and confirmed to be operating properly. This integration allows for efficient water collection and discharge without the need for an additional sump system. The installation process involved excavating a trench along the base of the foundation wall, installing the perforated drainage pipe and AkwaGuard channel, surrounding it with clean drainage stone, and then re-pouring concrete to restore the basement floor to a clean, finished appearance.
Pendleton, In
October 5, 2007
Our team performed a complete crawl space cleanout, removing debris and preparing the area for a full waterproofing and encapsulation system. We installed 146 linear feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System, directing groundwater to a reliable AmeriSump sump pump station for effective moisture control. To provide long-term protection, we encapsulated the space with 1,084 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier, sealing the crawl space from ground moisture and improving overall indoor air quality. We also applied 1,484 square feet of Timbor treatment to all exposed wood for mold and pest prevention, ensuring structural integrity. Finally, we installed a Sedona dehumidifier, offering industry-leading humidity control to maintain a clean, dry environment year-round.
Syracuse, In
July 25, 2007
This project involved a full crawlspace renovation to address moisture, structural concerns, and wood protection. Our team installed 80 feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System connected to one AmeriSump sump station with an UltraSump battery backup for reliable water management, even during power outages. To improve crawlspace conditions, we applied 400 square feet of CleanSpace encapsulation and 400 square feet of Timbor spray to protect exposed wood from mold and decay. Additionally, 64 square feet of subfloor was replaced to restore structural integrity and provide a stable, level surface.
Indianapolis , IN
July 17, 2007
This project includes a full crawl space restoration across 1,146 square feet. Work consists of a complete crawl space clean-out, installation of a CleanSpace encapsulation system, and application of Timbor spray treatment. The clean-out will remove all debris, old insulation, and damaged vapor barriers to prepare the area for encapsulation. The CleanSpace system will be installed to seal the crawl space, control moisture, and improve overall air quality and energy efficiency. Finally, Timbor will be applied to exposed wood surfaces to provide long-term protection against mold and wood-destroying insects.
Indianapolis, IN
June 12, 2007
Our team performed a full crawl space restoration to improve the home’s structural integrity and prevent future moisture-related issues. The project included the following components: Full Crawl Space Cleanout – All debris and compromised insulation were removed to create a clean foundation for the new system. 219 Linear Feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System – Installed along the interior perimeter to capture groundwater and direct it efficiently to the sump system, ensuring long-term moisture management. Two SuperSump® Sump Stations – High-capacity sump pump systems installed for maximum water evacuation and reliability. 1,836 Square Feet of CleanSpace® Encapsulation System – A heavy-duty vapor barrier installed across the crawl space floor and walls to seal out moisture and humidity. Sedona Dehumidifier Installation – High-efficiency dehumidifier added to maintain proper humidity levels and improve indoor air quality. New Crawl Space Access Installation – Secure and durable access point installed for easy future maintenance. 1,836 Square Feet of Timbor® Wood Treatment – Applied to all exposed wood to prevent mold growth and protect structural components from rot and decay.
Indianapolis , IN
April 30, 2007
A previous Americrawl customer reached out to schedule additional structural wood repair work in their home. The homeowner had previously completed crawl space repairs and wanted to address ongoing issues beneath the bathroom area, specifically around the tub section, where signs of moisture and wood deterioration had been noted. Upon inspection, Americrawl’s team identified the need for floor joist reinforcement and subfloor repair to restore proper structural integrity and prevent future damage. The deteriorated wood components were replaced or repaired as needed, ensuring a solid and stable foundation under the bathroom area.
Indianapolis, IN
December 28, 2006
A full 2,676 square feet of CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed throughout the crawl space to create a sealed, moisture-controlled environment. The installation included: 20-mil CleanSpace liner applied across all crawl space floors and secured up foundation walls and piers to create a continuous moisture barrier. All seams were sealed with CleanSpace-compatible tape to prevent air intrusion and ensure a fully airtight system. CleanSpace was mechanically fastened to walls and piers using plastic fasteners for long-term durability. The liner was extended around obstacles, corners, and support structures to ensure complete coverage with no exposed soil or gaps. Special attention was given to high-traffic or service areas, where extra reinforcement was added to protect the liner. The encapsulation helps reduce moisture levels, prevent mold growth, improve air quality, and increase overall energy efficiency in the home.
Zionsville , In
August 28, 2006
For this project, our team delivered a complete solution to address water intrusion and moisture concerns in the crawl space. The scope of work included: 162 linear feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System installed along the interior perimeter of the crawl space to effectively capture groundwater and prevent standing water issues. One AmeriSump Sump Station strategically installed to ensure efficient removal of collected water, keeping the space dry and protected. One Sedona Dehumidifier, a high-capacity unit designed to control humidity levels, improve indoor air quality, and prevent mold growth throughout the crawl space and connected areas. 1,648 square feet of Timbor Treatment applied to all exposed wood surfaces to protect against mold, wood decay, and insect damage, ensuring the long-term integrity of the structure.
Fishers , In
July 27, 2006
Americrawl completed a comprehensive exterior water management upgrade for this home. The project included installing three downspout extensions, each designed to direct roof runoff safely away from the foundation. Two of the downspouts were extended with yard drainage lines measuring 35 feet and 37 feet in length, ensuring proper water flow and discharge away from problem areas around the home. In total, approximately 15 feet of additional downspout extensions were installed to connect to the yard drainage system, effectively minimizing pooling and foundation moisture concerns.
Indianapolis , IN
June 4, 2006
For this project, the Americrawl team installed 126 feet of AkwaGuard basement drainage system, one SuperSump sump station, and one UltraSump battery backup system. The AkwaGuard drainage system was installed along the interior perimeter of the basement to effectively manage groundwater seepage and prevent future flooding or moisture buildup. This system ensures that water entering through foundation walls or floor joints is quickly collected and directed to the sump system for removal. The SuperSump sump station provides reliable, high-capacity pumping to keep the basement dry, while the UltraSump battery backup offers extra protection in the event of a power outage—ensuring continuous operation during heavy rains or emergencies.
Indianapolis , IN
January 3, 2006
Americrawl completed a full crawl space renovation featuring 146 feet of AmeriDrain drainage system to properly redirect groundwater and prevent future flooding issues. The system was connected to a reliable AmeriSump sump station, providing consistent water removal and moisture control. A new steel crawl space access door was installed, offering a durable and secure entry point for future maintenance. To protect the home from ground moisture, 1,500 square feet of vapor barrier was installed across the crawl space floor and foundation walls, creating a clean, sealed surface. Additionally, the entire area was treated with 1,500 square feet of Timbor spray, providing long-term protection against mold, mildew, and wood decay.
Fishers , IN
November 21, 2005
This project involves preparing, cleaning, and moisture-proofing the crawl space to improve drainage, reduce humidity, and protect the home’s structure. Work begins with a full crawl-space cleanout, removing debris, old insulation, organic material, and any obstructions to create a clean and accessible work environment. This ensures proper installation of all drainage and moisture-control components. A total of 122 linear feet of AmeriDrain crawl-space drainage system will be installed along the interior perimeter. This system is designed to capture ground moisture and water intrusion, channeling it toward the appropriate discharge point to reduce standing water and prevent future moisture-related issues. To control ground humidity, 1,250 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier will be installed across the crawl-space floor. The liner will be securely fastened, overlapped, and sealed to create a continuous vapor barrier that blocks moisture from entering the crawl space and improves overall air quality and energy efficiency.
Carmel , In
November 7, 2005
For this basement waterproofing project, our crew installed 25 feet of AkwaGuard Basement Drainage System along the interior perimeter of the basement to effectively manage groundwater intrusion and prevent future water buildup. This system is designed to capture and channel water seepage directly to the sump pump for efficient discharge. To complete the system, one AmeriSump Sump Station was installed. This high-performance sump pump system provides reliable water removal and helps maintain a dry and healthy basement environment.
Indianapolis , IN
October 10, 2005
This project involves improving the health and functionality of the crawl space through drainage installation, moisture control, cleaning, and wood protection. Work includes installing 135 feet of AmeriDrain drainage matting to help manage ground moisture, followed by the installation of 1,065 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier to fully encapsulate the crawl space. The entire 1,065-square-foot area will be thoroughly cleaned out prior to encapsulation, including removal of debris and preparation of all surfaces. After cleaning, a Tim-bor borate treatment will be applied to all accessible wood components to help prevent fungus, rot, and wood-destroying insects. The completed system will create a cleaner, drier, and more protected crawl space environment.
Indianapolis , IN
May 20, 2005
Install 18 full-length 2×10 floor joists within the crawl space to reinforce or replace existing floor framing. Work includes preparing the crawl space for access, laying out joist locations to match existing spacing, and setting each joist with proper bearing, alignment, and fastening. Joists will be installed using approved structural hardware and secured to rim joists, beams, or girders as required. Blocking or bracing will be added for stability. Upon completion, the floor structure will be properly supported, level, and ready for any additional subfloor or finishing work. Cleanup of debris from the workspace is included.
Indianapolis , IN
September 15, 2004
his project focused on addressing significant structural and moisture-related concerns within the crawl space. The following work was completed: 25 feet of rim joists and plate replacement to restore structural integrity where wood had deteriorated or weakened. 10 feet of sill plate replacement to ensure a strong connection between the foundation and the floor system. 4 reinforced 2x8 sister joists installed to strengthen compromised joists and restore proper load-bearing capacity. 2 full-length 2x8 floor joists replaced for added stability in critical areas. 1,286 square feet of Tim-bor® treatment applied to all exposed wood surfaces, protecting against future mold, rot, and insect damage.
Anderson , IN
May 7, 2004
Americrawl completed a full crawl space cleanout and encapsulation project for this homeowner to address ongoing moisture and structural concerns. The project began with a complete crawl space cleanout, removing debris and preparing the area for installation. A 136-foot AmeriDrain drainage system was installed to effectively capture and redirect groundwater away from the foundation. This system was paired with one AmeriSump sump station to ensure proper collection and discharge of water from the crawl space. The team then installed 850 square feet of CleanSpace encapsulation system, sealing the crawl space floor and walls with a heavy-duty vapor barrier to block humidity and prevent mold growth. A new crawl space access door was also added, providing a clean, secure entry point for maintenance and inspection. To further protect the wood framing, 850 square feet of Timbor Spray treatment was applied to all exposed wood surfaces, safeguarding against mold, fungi, and insect damage.
Indianapolis , IN
April 16, 2004
We installed 135 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System to provide superior groundwater management and keep the crawl space dry. To further protect against moisture, the area was encapsulated with 1,330 square feet of CleanSpace encapsulation, creating a durable seal that improves air quality and prevents mold growth. For structural reinforcement, our team installed a 4-foot wood helper beam beneath the furnace, addressing weak points and ensuring proper load distribution. To stabilize and support the beam, we added two adjustable SmartJack posts, which allow precise height adjustments and long-term structural stability.
Indianapolis, IN
February 18, 2004
Americrawl completed a 1290 sq ft subfloor replacement for a returning customer at a different building location. Our team used durable materials and expert installation techniques to restore structural strength and stability. This crawlspace repair and foundation solution ensures long-lasting protection, improved home safety, and quality craftsmanship backed by Americrawl’s trusted reputation.
Zionsville , In
November 20, 2003
The project includes installing 145 linear feet of AmeriDrain to improve drainage and direct moisture away from the foundation. Additionally, 1,500 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier will be installed to seal and protect the crawl space from humidity, odors, and ground moisture. A steel access door will be added to provide a durable, secure entry point for future maintenance. The job also includes applying Timbor treatment over 1,500 square feet to help prevent wood-destroying organisms and protect structural components. Together, these improvements will significantly enhance moisture control, air quality, and long-term stability of the crawl space environment.
Zionsville, IN
September 17, 2003
The project involves fully encapsulating a 750-square-foot crawl space using a CleanSpace-type moisture-control system. Work includes preparing the crawl space, installing a durable 20-mil vapor barrier, sealing all vents and penetrations, and implementing moisture-management components as needed. The goal is to create a clean, dry, energy-efficient, and protected environment that prevents moisture intrusion, mold growth, structural deterioration, and pest activity.
Indianapolis , IN
August 11, 2003
This project includes installing a crawl-space drainage and moisture-control system to improve water management and protect the home’s foundation. Work consists of installing 92 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system along the interior perimeter of the crawl space. This system is designed to capture groundwater and direct it toward the proper discharge point, helping prevent pooling and moisture buildup beneath the home. A total of 575 square feet of CleanSpace vapor barrier will be installed across the crawl-space floor. The liner will be overlapped, sealed, and secured to create an effective moisture barrier that reduces humidity, prevents vapor intrusion, and improves overall crawl-space conditions. The project also includes installing one new crawl-space access door, along with a new area well to ensure proper exterior drainage and maintain safe, easy access to the crawl space.
Indianapolis, IN
June 20, 2003
Americrawl provided professional crawlspace structural repair services for a returning customer at a different building location. The project included the installation of 100 linear feet of AmeriDrain, an advanced interior drainage system that effectively channels water away from the foundation to prevent flooding and damp conditions. To restore the building’s structural integrity, Americrawl’s team replaced 72 feet of rim joist and plate and 120 feet of center wood beam, ensuring strong, stable support for the upper floors. Additionally, 170 full floor joists were repaired and reinforced to enhance durability and load-bearing performance across the property. These improvements not only stabilized the foundation but also promoted healthier air quality and improved energy efficiency for residents. With Americrawl’s proven products and expertise, the apartment building now benefits from a dry, solid, and long-lasting foundation system.
Indianapolis, IN
June 10, 2003
Americrawl provided professional crawlspace structural repair services for a returning customer at a different building location. Our team installed 72 linear feet of rim joist and plate, 120 feet of center wood beam, and 156 full floor joists to restore proper floor support and eliminate structural sagging. Using Americrawl’s expert techniques and high-quality materials, we reinforced the crawlspace for long-term durability and stability. This comprehensive repair ensures improved structural integrity, increased home value, and a safer, more stable foundation. Americrawl continues to deliver trusted crawlspace repair and foundation support solutions throughout Indianapolis, Indiana, and surrounding areas.
Avon , IN
June 6, 2003
Our crew received a comprehensive moisture-control upgrade involving drainage, mechanical water removal, and ground vapor protection. A total of 92 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system was installed along the interior perimeter, set in a graded trench with aggregate backfill to channel groundwater toward the sump point. A single AmeriSump sump station was installed, including basin placement, pump installation, and sealed discharge routing for active groundwater evacuation. The 500 sq. ft. vapor barrier was laid over the prepared substrate with sealed seams to reduce ground-moisture vapor transmission. Soil extraction and regrading were performed to correct elevations and ensure proper hydraulic flow to the drainage system. The completed work provides improved water management, lower moisture levels, and enhanced long-term crawl space stability.
Indianapolis, IN
June 2, 2003
Americrawl provided a full crawlspace and foundation repair for a apartment building in Indianapolis, Indiana, addressing both structural and moisture-related issues. The project included the installation of 132 linear feet of AmeriDrain, an advanced interior drainage system that effectively channels water away from the foundation to prevent flooding and damp conditions. To restore the building’s structural integrity, Americrawl’s team replaced 62 feet of rim joist and plate, 100 feet of sill plate, and 120 feet of center wood beam, ensuring strong, stable support for the upper floors. Additionally, 191 full floor joists were repaired and reinforced to enhance durability and load-bearing performance across the property. These improvements not only stabilized the foundation but also promoted healthier air quality and improved energy efficiency for residents. With Americrawl’s proven products and expertise, the apartment building now benefits from a dry, solid, and long-lasting foundation system.
Bain Bridge , IN
May 27, 2003
For this crawlspace project, the Americrawl team installed 136 feet of AmeriDrain drainage system, one AmeriSump sump station, 1,380 square feet of vapor barrier, 16 feet of sill plate replacement, and 10 floor joist repairs. The AmeriDrain drainage system was installed along the interior perimeter of the crawlspace to properly capture and redirect groundwater to the newly installed AmeriSump sump system, ensuring long-term moisture control and protection against standing water. A 1,380 square foot vapor barrier was installed across the crawlspace floor to seal the ground and prevent moisture and vapor intrusion, improving air quality and reducing humidity levels. Structural improvements included 16 feet of sill plate replacement and 10 floor joist repairs to restore the integrity and stability of the home’s foundation support system.
Carmel , IN
November 1, 2002
For this project, 52 linear feet of the AkwaGuard Basement Drainage System was installed to effectively manage water intrusion along the foundation walls. Rather than adding a new sump station, the system was tied directly into the customer’s existing sump pump, allowing for seamless integration with their current setup while still providing reliable drainage system.
Jamestown , IN
August 9, 2002
For this project, our team installed 146 feet of AmeriDrain drainage system paired with one AmeriSump sump pump station to effectively remove groundwater and prevent moisture buildup in the crawlspace. In addition to moisture control, we addressed significant structural concerns. Repairs included replacing 26 feet of sill plate, installing 16 sister joists, and installing 3 full-length floor joists to restore strength and stability to the home’s foundation system. To complete the job, we installed a 6-mil vapor barrier across the crawlspace floor, providing a protective layer to reduce ground moisture and create a cleaner, healthier environment.
Delphi , IN
March 25, 2002
To restore the home’s stability, our team installed 7 full-length floor joists, providing strong, continuous support across the affected areas. In addition, 207 square feet of damaged subflooring was removed and replaced with 3/4 inch Plywood to create a solid and level walking surface.
Carmel , IN
October 16, 2001
We installed 148 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System to effectively manage groundwater and prevent moisture buildup inside the crawl space. The system was connected to one AmeriSump sump pump station, ensuring dependable water removal. To provide complete moisture protection, we installed 1,686 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier, creating a clean and sealed crawl space environment that helps prevent mold and structural damage. Additionally, we upgraded the ventilation system by installing six new crawl space vent replacements, improving airflow and contributing to a healthier, drier space.
Indianapolis , IN
October 13, 2001
Our team completed a full crawl space waterproofing solution designed to manage groundwater and control moisture levels. The work included the installation of 210 feet of the AmeriDrain drainage system, strategically placed around the perimeter of the crawl space to ensure effective water collection and redirection away from the foundation. In addition to the drainage system, we installed one AmeriSump sump pump system, which provides a reliable discharge point for collected water and adds an essential layer of protection against flooding and standing water. To address vapor intrusion and humidity control, the team installed 1,650 square feet of a 6-mil vapor barrier across the entire crawl space floor. This barrier helps seal out ground moisture, reducing the risk of mold growth, wood rot, and structural damage while creating a cleaner and healthier environment.
Whitestown, IN
September 24, 2001
This homeowner reached out to Americrawl after experiencing recurring water intrusion and dampness in their basement. Water was seeping in along the perimeter walls during heavy rains, causing concern over potential damage to stored belongings and long-term structural issues. After a thorough inspection by our team, it was determined that the most effective solution would involve the installation of the AkwaGuard basement drainage system along with a SuperSump sump station to properly manage water collection and removal. The AkwaGuard drainage system was installed along the basement perimeter to efficiently capture groundwater and surface water seepage at the wall-floor joint. This system is engineered to redirect water into a designated pump basin before it can reach the finished or storage areas of the basement, providing a dry and secure environment even during heavy rainfall. At the heart of this system, we installed the SuperSump sump station, a premium sump pump system designed for high-performance water removal. Featuring a durable liner, airtight lid, and powerful cast-iron pump, the SuperSump provides reliable protection against basement flooding while operating quietly and efficiently. The system also includes a built-in alarm to alert homeowners of any potential issues before they become major problems.
Carmel, IN
June 21, 2001
This project involved extensive structural wood repairs to restore strength and stability to the home’s crawlspace. Our team replaced 24 feet of rim joists and plate and 48 feet of sill plate to address areas weakened by age and moisture. Additionally, 38 full-length 2x8 floor joists were replaced and reinforced with 6 sister joists of the same dimension to restore proper floor support. For additional structural integrity, a 2x6 helper beam measuring 7 feet long and 3 boards wide was installed, supported by 2 concrete piers to distribute load and reinforce the crawlspace framework. These repairs addressed compromised support and ensured the home’s flooring system is now fully stabilized.
Indianapolis , IN
April 19, 2001
Americrawl installed 17 feet of helper beam to provide additional support, and reinforced the structure with 3 piers set on poured concrete pads for long-lasting stability. These repairs restored proper weight distribution and reinforced the home’s foundation in the affected area.
Indianapolis , IN
February 23, 2001
Americrawl installed a 135-foot AmeriDrain drainage system to address standing water and moisture buildup within the crawl space. This perimeter system efficiently channels groundwater toward the newly installed AmeriSump sump station, ensuring reliable removal of excess water from the foundation area. To further protect the crawl space from humidity and vapor intrusion, the crew installed 1,056 square feet of heavy-duty vapor barrier across the floor and foundation walls. This durable liner helps maintain a dry, clean environment while preventing future moisture-related damage.
Anderson , In
October 10, 2000
This project included a combination of structural wood repairs and crawl space waterproofing upgrades. Our team replaced 30 feet of rim joist and plate, completed 18 feet of sill plate repair, and installed 1 sister joist to reinforce weakened structural framing. To address moisture intrusion, we installed 138 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system along the crawl space perimeter, directing groundwater into one AmeriSump sump station for reliable water removal. The moisture control system was further improved with 900 square feet of vapor barrier, providing a sealed moisture barrier across the crawl space floor. Additionally, seven crawl space vent replacements were installed to improve ventilation and overall system efficiency.
Indianapolis , IN
June 28, 2000
This project involved a comprehensive crawl space upgrade to address both water intrusion and structural concerns. We installed 138 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System, designed to efficiently capture and redirect groundwater away from the foundation, helping prevent future moisture issues. To manage collected water, we installed one AmeriSump sump station, providing a reliable and effective solution for keeping the crawl space dry. For added structural integrity, we replaced 64 feet of sill plate with new, pressure-treated lumber to restore the strength of the crawl space perimeter. Additionally, six sister joists were installed to reinforce existing floor joists, ensuring the flooring system remains solid and stable. Finally, we installed a durable 6-mil vapor barrier throughout the crawl space. This moisture-control layer helps reduce humidity, prevent mold growth, and create a cleaner, healthier environment beneath the home.
Cicero, IN
February 6, 2000
This project required extensive structural wood repair to restore strength and stability to the home’s foundation. Our team replaced and reinforced damaged sill plates, floor joists, rim joists, and plates within the crawlspace. These repairs addressed areas of deterioration caused by moisture and age, ensuring the structure is once again properly supported.
Tipton, IN
September 10, 1999
Americrawl recently completed a crawlspace repair project in Tipton, Indiana, focused on protecting the home’s foundation and improving overall air quality. Our team professionally installed a crawlspace drainage system to capture and redirect groundwater, preventing moisture buildup and long-term damage. We also performed vent replacement to ensure proper airflow and reduce humidity in the crawlspace. In addition, Americrawl completed structural wood repair, restoring strength and stability to compromised areas of the home. With these proven Americrawl solutions, this Tipton property now benefits from improved foundation protection, healthier air, and long-lasting structural integrity for greater comfort and peace of mind.
Indianapolis , In
July 7, 1999
We installed 186 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System to effectively capture and redirect groundwater, preventing moisture buildup inside the crawl space. This system was paired with one AmeriSump sump station, ensuring efficient and reliable water removal. To further protect the home from humidity and moisture, we installed 1,283 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier, creating a sealed and clean crawl space environment that helps prevent mold, rot, and structural damage.
Southport , In
July 4, 1999
This repeat customer contacted Americrawl after noticing continued structural issues related to damaged floor framing. Upon inspection, it was determined that several existing floor joists were compromised and required replacement to restore proper structural support. Our team installed eight full-length floor joists to reinforce the subfloor and ensure the home’s stability. Each joist was securely fastened and properly tied into the existing framing system to provide long-term strength and durability.
Noblesville, IN
June 25, 1999
Americrawl recently completed a crawlspace repair project in Noblesville, Indiana, designed to improve moisture control, energy efficiency, and foundation protection. Our team installed a reliable crawlspace drainage system to direct excess water away from the foundation, preventing long-term damage. We performed a complete vent replacement to ensure proper airflow and reduce future moisture intrusion. Additionally, Americrawl replaced the crawl access door with a durable, secure option to keep pests and outside elements out. To further protect the home, we completed fiberglass insulation removal, eliminating damp, mold-prone materials. These Americrawl solutions provide healthier air, long-lasting protection, and increased home value.
Pittsboro, IN
June 5, 1999
Americrawl completed a full crawlspace improvement project designed to address water intrusion, humidity, and structural preservation. The work included the installation of a comprehensive AmeriDrain drainage system, consisting of 186 linear feet of interior drainage to effectively capture and channel groundwater to a new AmeriSump sump station. This system ensures proper water management, reducing hydrostatic pressure and preventing future flooding or pooling within the crawlspace. Additionally, the team installed 1,250 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier across the entire floor surface. This durable vapor barrier helps prevent ground moisture from evaporating into the air, reducing humidity and the risk of mold or wood decay. As part of the crawl space repair process, six new crawlspace vent replacements were installed to improve airflow control and enhance the overall efficiency of the crawl space. These vents also provide a clean, finished look to the exterior access points.
Oaklandon, IN
May 4, 1999
Americrawl recently completed a crawlspace repair project in Oaklandon, Indiana, improving moisture control, energy efficiency, and home protection. Our team installed a professional crawlspace drainage system to collect and channel excess water away from the foundation, preventing structural damage. We also performed a full vent replacement to enhance airflow and reduce moisture buildup. In addition, Americrawl completed a crawl access door replacement, ensuring secure entry while keeping pests and outdoor elements out. To further improve conditions, fiberglass insulation removal was performed, eliminating damp, mold-prone materials. These Americrawl crawlspace solutions provide healthier air quality, stronger protection, and long-term home value.
Indianapolis, IN
March 26, 1999
Americrawl installed an underground downspout extenstion in Indianapolis, Indiana, directing roof water away from the foundation.
Kokomo , In
November 29, 1998
The project involved a comprehensive moisture-management upgrade within the crawl space, beginning with the installation of 152 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system. This drainage line was strategically placed to capture groundwater along the interior perimeter and channel it efficiently toward the sump basin, helping prevent standing water and future moisture intrusion. To support effective water removal, one AmeriSump sump pump system was installed, including the sump pit, high-performance pump, discharge piping, and necessary check valve components. This system provides reliable, automatic evacuation of collected water, ensuring consistent protection during periods of heavy moisture. In addition to the drainage improvements, 1,235 square feet of vapor barrier was installed throughout the crawl space minimizing ground moisture evaporation, and significantly reduce humidity levels. Together, these components create a complete water-management solution designed to enhance the crawl space environment, protect structural elements, and contribute to better overall air quality within the home.
Anderson , In
November 2, 1998
This project involved the installation of 210 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System, designed to effectively manage groundwater and prevent moisture intrusion in the crawl space. To enhance water removal efficiency, we installed one AmeriSump sump station, providing a reliable discharge point for collected water. In addition, we installed a high-quality 6-mil vapor barrier across the crawl space floor, offering superior moisture protection and reducing humidity levels. This barrier plays a crucial role in improving indoor air quality and protecting structural components from long-term damage caused by moisture. As part of the project, we also completed structural wood repairs, addressing compromised sill plates, rim joists, and other framing members affected by moisture or deterioration. This reinforcement ensures the stability, safety, and longevity of the home’s foundation and support structure.
Indianapolis, IN
September 22, 1998
For this homeowner, our crew installed an AmeriDrain drainage system along with an AmeriSump sump station to keep the crawl space dry and protected from water intrusion. In addition to waterproofing, the project required extensive structural wood repairs. This included replacing 53 feet of damaged sill plate, reinforcing the structure with 9 sister joists, and repairing 6 feet of rim joist and plate.
Avon, IN
August 28, 1997
Our team installed 136 linear feet of the AmeriDrain Drainage System, designed to efficiently capture and direct groundwater away from the crawl space. This system was paired with one AmeriSump sump station, ensuring reliable water removal for long-term moisture control. To further protect the space, we encapsulated the area with 1,700 square feet of durable vapor barrier, helps prevents humidity, mold, and structural damage. For improved airflow and ventilation, we also installed eight new crawl space vent replacements, enhancing the overall health and efficiency of the crawl space.
Indianapolis , IN
April 15, 1997
Our team recently completed a full crawl space waterproofing and moisture management system for a 1,776-square-foot crawl space. This project was designed to eliminate water intrusion issues and improve the overall health of the home. The work included: Complete AmeriDrain Drainage System installed along the interior perimeter to effectively capture and channel water away from the foundation. One AmeriSump Sump Station, providing a powerful and reliable solution for removing water collected by the drainage system. Four Downspout Extensions installed to redirect roof runoff away from the foundation, reducing hydrostatic pressure and preventing water from re-entering the crawl space. High-Quality 6-mil Vapor Barrier installed across the entire crawl space floor to seal out ground moisture, improve energy efficiency, and create a cleaner, healthier environment under the home.
Cicero, IN
February 17, 1997
Americrawl recently completed a crawlspace repair project in Cicero, Indiana. Our team installed a professional crawlspace drainage system to control moisture and protect the foundation. We also performed a lintel footer pour to restore stability and structural integrity. These Americrawl solutions ensure long-lasting protection, improved safety, and increased home value.
Indianapolis , IN
October 30, 1996
The existing steel crawl space access door and frame were removed and disposed of due to deterioration. A new steel crawl space access door and frame were installed, providing improved security, durability, and weather protection for the crawl space entry.
Layfayette, IN
August 30, 1996
Americrawl completed the installation of 10 new crawl space vent replacements to improve ventilation, moisture control, and overall air quality within the crawl space area. Over time, the original vents had deteriorated, allowing excess humidity, pests, and outside debris to enter the space — all of which can contribute to wood rot, mold growth, and structural damage. The team carefully removed the old, damaged vent covers and installed durable, energy-efficient replacements designed to provide proper airflow while keeping out unwanted moisture and pests. Each vent was securely fitted and sealed to ensure long-lasting performance and protection.
Indianapolis , In
August 18, 1996
Our Crew upgraded this crawl space with a full moisture-management system including drainage, mechanical water removal, and vapor protection. A total of 136 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system was installed along the interior perimeter in a properly sloped trench with aggregate backfill to direct groundwater toward the sump location. One AmeriSump sump station was installed, including basin excavation, pump placement, and sealed discharge routing for active groundwater evacuation. A 1,268-square-foot vapor barrier was installed across the crawl space floor, with seams overlapped and sealed to minimize ground-moisture vapor transmission.
Avon , In
July 10, 1996
For this project, our crew completed a full crawl space and structural repair system, ensuring long-term stability and moisture protection. 128 feet of AmeriDrain drainage system was installed to manage groundwater and prevent future flooding. 1 AmeriSump sump station was added to provide reliable water removal. 1,400 square feet of vapor barrier was placed across the crawl space to protect against moisture, mold, and humidity. 34 feet of rim joist and plate were replaced to restore the integrity of the crawl space perimeter. 96 feet of sill plate replacement was completed to reinforce structural support where damage had occurred. 60 full-length joists were replaced, ensuring the floor system above is fully stabilized and supported.
Indianapolis, IN
June 28, 1996
Americrawl removed old steel door and frame and installed a new steel door and frame
Avon , In
May 4, 1996
Our team completed a comprehensive crawl space project that included 126 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system, designed to capture and redirect groundwater, protecting the home’s foundation from moisture intrusion. To efficiently remove collected water, we installed one AmeriSump sump station, providing reliable and long-term drainage. As part of the structural repairs, we replaced 9 feet of rim joist and plate, 5 feet of sill plate, and installed one sister joist, reinforcing the crawl space framing and ensuring structural stability. To improve moisture control, we installed 1,250 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier, creating a sealed environment that reduces humidity, prevents mold growth, and protects the crawl space from water damage.
Gas City , IN
March 14, 1996
For this project, our team completed a full AmeriDrain Drainage System installation to properly manage groundwater and protect the crawl space from moisture intrusion. The system was tied into a newly installed AmeriSump sump station, with a 35-foot discharge line directing water safely away from the foundation. In addition to the drainage improvements, we carried out extensive structural wood repairs. This included replacing 24 feet of rim joist and plate, 56 feet of sill plate, and installing 42 sister joists to reinforce compromised floor supports. Finally, a durable vapor barrier was installed throughout the crawl space, creating a cleaner, drier, and healthier environment while protecting the wood structure from future moisture damage.
Indianapolis , In
September 30, 1995
This project focuses on restoring proper moisture management, drainage efficiency, and overall environmental stability within the home’s crawlspace. The work begins with the installation of 138 linear feet of AmeriDrain crawlspace drainage system, strategically placed to capture and channel groundwater and seepage away from the foundation. This perimeter drainage line will direct all collected water to a newly installed AmeriSump sump station, which provides a reliable discharge point and helps prevent standing water, excessive humidity, and potential structural deterioration. To further protect the crawlspace environment, 1,352 square feet of 6-mil black vapor barrier will be installed across the crawlspace floor. This barrier is secured and overlapped to industry standards to significantly reduce ground moisture evaporation, which helps improve indoor air quality, discourage mold growth, and protect wood framing components from long-term moisture exposure. Additionally, the project includes the replacement of nine crawlspace vents. These new vents will restore proper airflow and ventilation, helping maintain a balanced moisture level throughout the crawlspace and supporting overall structural health.
Avon , In
September 12, 1995
Our team completed the installation of six crawl space vent replacements in the crawl space. These new vents improve airflow and ventilation, helping to reduce humidity, prevent mold growth, and maintain a healthier environment throughout the crawl space.
Bloomington , In
September 9, 1995
For this project, our crew completed a full crawlspace drainage and moisture control system to improve the structural integrity and overall air quality of the home. We installed 145 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system, designed to effectively capture and direct groundwater away from the foundation to prevent standing water and moisture accumulation beneath the home. To ensure dependable water removal, an AmeriSump sump station was added, providing a reliable solution for continuous drainage even during heavy rainfall. The crawlspace floor was then covered with 988 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier, which helps to seal out ground moisture and reduce humidity levels that can contribute to mold growth and wood deterioration. Additionally, our team replaced four crawlspace vents, improving air control and preventing outside moisture and pests from entering the space. We also repaired and reinforced 38 feet of rim joist and plate, addressing areas of wood damage to restore strength and stability to the crawlspace structure.
Columbus, IN
August 31, 1995
Our team completed a full crawl space cleanout to remove debris and prepare the area for improvements. We installed six new vent replacements, ensuring proper ventilation and improved energy efficiency. To help manage water runoff and protect the foundation, we installed one downspout extension with a bubbler well, directing rainwater away from the home. Inside the crawl space, we laid a durable vapor barrier, providing an extra layer of moisture protection to maintain a dry and healthy environment.
Kokomo , IN
June 17, 1995
For this crawl space project, we installed a full perimeter AmeriDrain Drainage System to effectively manage water intrusion and prevent future moisture issues. This comprehensive drainage solution ensures that any groundwater entering the crawl space is efficiently collected and directed to the designated discharge system, keeping the area dry and protected. To further enhance moisture control, we applied 1,575 square feet of high-quality 6-mil vapor barrier across the entire crawl space floor. This vapor barrier helps reduce humidity levels, prevents mold growth, and creates a clean, dry environment. As part of improving overall airflow and energy efficiency, we completed seven crawl space vent replacements
Terre Haute , In
June 8, 1995
Our teanm at Americrawl installed Drainage Installation: Installed 162 linear feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System along the crawl space perimeter to manage groundwater and direct it efficiently to the sump system. Sump Pump Installation: Installed 1 AmeriSump Sump Pump Station to provide reliable water evacuation and protect the foundation from hydrostatic pressure. Moisture Protection: Installed 984 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier across the entire crawl space floor to prevent ground moisture from entering the air and damaging structural components. Vent Replacements: Replaced old, deteriorated crawl space vents with new, durable vent covers to improve energy efficiency and seal out external humidity.
Delphi , IN
June 4, 1995
Our crew repaired alot of of structural wood repair included replacing 15 feet of rim joist and plate, 46 feet of sill plate, and 22 feet of center beam to restore the main structural framework. We also installed 27 full-length floor joists and 19 sister joists to reinforce weakened areas and distribute weight evenly. To complete the project, 120 square feet of subflooring was replaced, providing a solid and level surface above.
Mitchell, IN
May 1, 1995
Americrawl recently completed a crawlspace repair project in Mitchell, Indiana. Our team installed a reliable crawlspace drainage system to manage excess moisture and protect the foundation. We also performed a professional vent replacement to improve airflow and efficiency. These Americrawl solutions provide long-term protection, healthier air, and lasting home value.
Fishers , IN
April 22, 1995
Americrawl successfully completed a comprehensive crawl space improvement project that included the installation of 162 feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System, one AmeriSump sump station, 750 square feet of vapor barrier, and six new crawl space vent replacements. The AmeriDrain Drainage System was installed along the full perimeter of the crawl space to effectively capture and redirect groundwater seepage to the newly installed AmeriSump sump station. This system ensures proper water management, reducing the risk of standing water, humidity buildup, and potential foundation damage. A 6-mil vapor barrier was carefully laid across 750 square feet of the crawl space floor, providing a sealed moisture barrier that helps prevent mold growth and protects the home’s structural components. Additionally, six new vent replacements were installed to promote balanced ventilation and prevent outside air and pests from entering the space.
Terre Haute , IN
February 6, 1995
Americrawl recently provided professional crawlspace repair services in Terre Haute, Indiana, enhancing both protection and accessibility. Our crew installed a high-quality crawlspace drainage system to effectively manage groundwater and protect the foundation from long-term moisture damage. To improve ventilation and energy efficiency, we completed a full vent replacement with durable materials designed for lasting performance. In addition, Americrawl installed a new crawlspace door and frame replacement, ensuring secure access and preventing outside elements from entering the space. With these crawlspace solutions, this Terre Haute home now benefits from improved moisture control, structural protection, and increased overall home comfort and value.
Indianapolis , IN
October 31, 1994
This project included both structural wood repairs and crawl space waterproofing improvements to ensure a safe, dry, and well-ventilated space. Structural work involved: 24 feet of rim joist and plate replacement 17 feet of sill plate repair 15 feet of center beam repair 10 sister joists installed to reinforce weakened framing To address moisture management, 122 linear feet of AmeriDrain drainage system was installed, directing groundwater toward one AmeriSump sump station for effective water removal. The crawl space was further upgraded with six vent replacements to improve airflow and ventilation, and a new steel crawl space access door was installed for secure and convenient entry.
Seymour , IN
September 25, 1994
The scope of work includes comprehensive structural remediation consisting of sistering 36 floor joists, repairing and replacing 66 linear feet of deteriorated sill plate, and installing a new 45-foot center beam. The structure will be properly supported throughout all phases of work to ensure safety and stability. Additionally, eight poured concrete piers will be constructed beneath the center beam to provide enhanced load-bearing support and long-term structural integrity. All components will be installed in accordance with industry standards and applicable building codes, with the work area fully cleaned and inspected upon completion.
Bloomington, In
August 14, 1994
To restore the structure, Our Crews performed floor joist repairs, replacing or sistering damaged joists to restore strength and load capacity. In addition, sections of the sill plate—the critical connection point between the foundation and the walls—were replaced where rot and decay had compromised stability. These repairs immediately improved the levelness and support of the flooring system. To address the water intrusion, we installed our proven AmeriSystem® drainage system along the interior perimeter of the crawl space. This system channels groundwater directly to the AmeriSump® sump pump station, a high-performance sump pump designed to efficiently remove collected water and discharge it safely away from the foundation. Together, these components protect the crawl space from standing water, reduce humidity levels, and help preserve the structural wood for years to come.
Marion, IN
May 24, 1994
Americrawl recently completed a crawlspace repair project in Marion, Indiana, focused on improving moisture management and foundation protection. Our team professionally installed a crawlspace drainage system designed to collect and direct excess water away from the foundation. We also performed a complete vent replacement to ensure proper airflow and prevent future moisture intrusion. To enhance system efficiency, the new drainage system was tied directly into the customer’s existing sump pump, providing reliable water removal. With Americrawl’s proven crawlspace solutions, this Marion home now benefits from improved structural protection, healthier air quality, and long-term peace of mind against water damage.
Greenwood , IN
May 20, 1994
For this project, our team installed one AmeriDrain Drainage System with a 100-foot discharge line to effectively carry water away from the foundation. To further protect the crawlspace, we laid a 6-mil vapor barrier and completed four new vent replacements. A new crawlspace access door was installed to improve durability and ease of entry, while four downspout extensions, each 15 feet in length, were added to help direct roof runoff safely away from the home.
Martinsville, IN
April 28, 1994
Americrawl provided a professional crawlspace repair solution in Martinsville, Indiana, addressing moisture and water intrusion concerns. Our team installed a reliable crawlspace drainage system designed to capture and direct water away from the foundation, preventing standing water and long-term structural damage. To further protect the home, we added a durable vapor barrier that covers the crawlspace floor, reducing humidity, mold growth, and musty odors. Americrawl’s proven crawlspace drainage and vapor barrier installation ensure long-lasting protection and peace of mind for homeowners in Martinsville, Indiana.
Indianapolis , IN
November 6, 1993
This project focused on improving moisture management and air quality in the homeowner’s crawlspace. Our team installed 180 feet of AmeriDrain Drainage System connected to one AmeriSump sump station to efficiently capture and remove groundwater, protecting the foundation from water intrusion. To further enhance crawlspace protection, we laid 1,250 square feet of 6-mil vapor barrier, sealing the floor and creating a dry, controlled environment. Additionally, one vent replacement was performed to improve ventilation and airflow, ensuring proper humidity control throughout the space.
