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"Very happy with the egress window that was installed in our basement. The company was very attentive to open communication and our needs as customers. The contractors kept me informed and ask for my approval/concerns throughout the project. Work was completed in a timely manner. The work site was kept as neat and organized as possible when digging down several feet into the ground and cutting out a concrete slab from a basement wall. Crossroads Foundation Repair is professional, friendly, and detailed in their work."

"There were some wrinkles in the installation, but IFS was very responsive and made everything right. Their diligence and speedy response was commendable. Would recommend!"

Hitman Solutions is a locally owned home services company based in Central Indiana that specializes in foundation repair, foundation stabilization, basement waterproofing, crawlspace services, water management, and mold remediation. Built on decades of business and foundation repair experience, our team emphasizes honesty, punctuality, and education. We do this by offering free inspections, transparent recommendations (including photos and videos), and high-quality workmanship to protect a home’s most important component: its foundation. Guided by the philosophy of “one call, problem solved,” we aim to be the trusted partner homeowners turn to when dealing with cracks, leaks, moisture issues, or mold concerns.

At The Refiner’s Collective, we take pride in being a central Indiana, third-generation construction company with a rich heritage and a commitment to excellence. We are a collective of people, skills, and strengths who are passionate about revitalizing old spaces and building new ones. Whether you need a room remodel, a complete home renovation, or are building a new home, our team has the expertise to take your vision to reality. At the core of our philosophy is an unwavering commitment to honesty and reliability. We understand that building or renovating a space is a significant investment. That’s why we always strive to deliver exceptional workmanship, use high-quality materials, and maintain open, transparent communication. We know every project will have it’s challenges, and no home is perfect. What matters most is that those challenges are handled with transparency, care, and high-level problem solving.\n

"Seamless from sales to finish. Installation was efficient and spotless: one level home with 13 windows with mostly large windows was completed in just under 6 hours."

"Owner Matt McQuiston was friendly and thorough in preparing our quote, and kept in touch throughout the project. His crew went about their tasks with quiet good humor and attention to detail. I would hire them again. He deals in fiberglass windows and doors, and they appear to be excellent products."

"this is the second time we have had Legacy work on our home. Our home was built in 1992 and the windows and doors were not looking as good as we wanted. This time around we replaced 12 windows and two doors. Legacy also painted a fence for us and replaced some cedar that was bad"

"Advanced Restoration Waterproofing encapsulated our crawlspace here in northern Kentucky. I was impressed with their positive attitudes, and teamwork. They explained what they were going to do and worked very hard to complete the work as communicated. How refreshing to have a top company do exactly what they said they would do. They did not pressure us with a long, drawn out sales presentation and then drop the price. I would use them again and refer them to anyone needing them without hesitation. What better time than today to support local mid western family owned companies like Advanced. Update 1 year later 3/8/2021----It has been almost a year since Advanced Restoration and Waterproofing worked on our crawlspace and installed a sump pump and pit. We are dry, happy, and would recommend them in a heartbeat."

"The crawlspace of our house we purchased about a year ago was damp and often had standing water in it.  Because the house is near a lake, the water table is very high and water is not uncommon.  Unfortunately, all the standing water drove the humidity of the house very high to the 60s and 70s year round!
I contacted Stay Dry to give me an estimate along with another provider.  Wayne from Stay Dry provide me with great information about the problem and how it could be solved.  The cost of doing this work is not cheap, but the risk of damage to the structure of our home is what convinced me to move forward.  In the winter, the window would have a great deal of condensation around them which isn't good for them either.  The cost was on par with the other provide I met with, but this solution seemed more complete.
The work took about four days to complete.  Stay Dry sent a great crew of five men, led by Spencer, who made residence in the three foot high crawl space for the next four days.  First they lined the carpet and walls with protective materials.  The entrance to the crawl space was in one of the bedroom, down a hall of white carpeting.  Once lined the work began by clearing out all of the fallen insulation and any other random debris from down below.  Next all of the wires were cleaned up and tidied up.  All the debris had to be carried out in five gallon buckets through the house as there isn't external access to the space.
Next, they dug by hand a 110 feet of trench, lined it with fabric and then stone (stone was carried in a five gallon bucket at a time) and finally the drainage pipe itself.  Once that was complete the entire space was lined with and sealed with a heavy duty liner (think swimming pool liner material).  The crawlspace was unbelievably clean when they were finished.  The liner is white so instead of dark sandy/mud floor, it was white liner.  No more rain boots to go down in the space.  The sumps were installed and set to drain to the exterior of the house.  
The pumps that were installed have a battery back up as well as a system that will text me if there is a problem with the pumps.  It also tells me the amount of water that is pumped out of the space each day.  I am floored by how much it pumps!
When the work was done in January, it was too cold to do the final part of the job which was to foam the rim joists.  The crew came back in April once it warmed up and completed the rest of the work.
Humidity in the house has dropped to the mid-30% range.  The crawl space is actually usable for storage and going down there for wiring or mechanical work is a breeze. Once all of the protective materials were removed from the carpet and walls, everything was spotless.  Everything was in the exact same shape as before the project.
The crew worked incredibly hard in what are not desirable conditions.  The solution did everything I wanted it to do and everything Wayne said it would do.  It is not inexpensive, but for the interior of our house and the overall health of our house, it was well worth it.
While I hope I don't have to ever do this project again, I would use Stay Dry again if I did.
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"It was a small job. They sealed the vents to the crawlspace, then, since there was already solid insulation panels on the walls, put a vapor/moisture barrier, in the form of a tarp, 4 feet wide and as long needed, completely around the crawlspace. It was then sealed to the walls with "nails" and adhesive. This seals the wood frame of the house from the 'Outside", the ground, which is the floor of the crawlspace. A 20 mil thick, quite heavy, "floor" was installed, also in the form of a tarp, It went up the walls about 3 feet and was taped to the 'tarp" on the walls, using a tape made for this application. The piers were wrapped with the same stuff and taped to seal the inside from the outside. the "floor" is also a vapor/moisture barrier, but, heavy enough to walk on if needed. This basically makes the crawlspace another room, rather than the outside. Our house is one year old and was already getting mold on the floor joists. Since the air in the crawlspace will now be heated in the winter and cooled in the summer, just like the rest of the house, the mold and cold (52 degrees) floors we experienced last winter will hopefully be eliminated. We shall see when dumb winter gets here."