Waterproofing and Sump Pump Services in Kokomo

Our team expertly addressed the customer’s wet crawlspace in Kokomo, Indiana by delivering a comprehensive crawl space repair and moisture control solution tailored to lasting protection. The project included the installation of 202 linear feet of AmeriSystem 5000 drainage system to effectively capture and redirect groundwater, paired with a SuperSump sump pump to remove collected water and prevent future flooding. To create an airtight, waterproof environment that controls humidity and improves indoor air quality, we installed 1,628 square feet of CleanSpace® encapsulation, sealing the crawlspace from ground moisture and vapor intrusion. Finally, we applied 1,628 square feet of Timbor Spray to all exposed wood surfaces, providing long-lasting protection against mold and mildew. This integrated approach reflects AmeriCrawl’s proven solutions for crawl space waterproofing, encapsulation, and overall moisture management.

We provided a comprehensive crawl space repair and waterproofing solution to address the customer’s wet crawlspace in Kokomo, Indiana, installing 138 linear feet of AmeriSystem 5000 drainage system to manage groundwater and prevent moisture intrusion. To remove collected water efficiently, we installed one SuperSump® sump pump system, designed specifically for wet crawl spaces and integrated with the encapsulation components for reliable long-term performance. The crawl space was then fully sealed with 1,110 square feet of CleanSpace® crawl space encapsulation, creating a continuous vapor barrier that controls humidity, improves air quality, and helps protect structural elements from mold and rot. We also installed a dehumidifier for ongoing moisture control and humidity management, replaced an area well, and performed a lintel footer pour to reinforce the crawl space support. This tailored combination of Americrawl’s moisture control, drainage, and encapsulation solutions delivers a dry, healthier, and more energy-efficient space that protects your home from future water damage.

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.

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.

The Americrawl team installed 165 feet of AmeriDrain drainage system and one AmeriSump sump station to effectively manage groundwater and prevent future moisture intrusion in the crawl space. A 1,396-square-foot, 6-mil vapor barrier was installed to seal the ground and reduce humidity levels throughout the area. Additionally, six crawl space vent replacements were completed to improve air circulation and overall system performance.

Americrawl completed a series of structural wood repairs to reinforce and stabilize the home’s crawl space framing system. The project included the replacement of 10 feet of rim joist and plate and 23 feet of sill plate due to signs of deterioration and moisture damage. Additionally, technicians installed 8 sister joists to strengthen existing floor joists and provide added support to the flooring system. 5 box header caps were also replaced to restore the integrity of the load-bearing sections along the perimeter walls.