job. Our job was delayed because the township building inspector wanted to see the work before the cement was poured back over the collection system. The inspector was quite pleased with the work and commented that it appeared to be a “real professional job.” Two workers completed the job after we had obtained the building inspector’s approval. We contracted for a second job for the crawl space about a week later after we observed some moisture in the crawl space. We had the same great experience the second time. In fact, the workers showed up in the snow on one of the coldest days of the year and proceeded to spend much of the time outside the home trenching and installing a draining system for the new sump pump.

came to my house even though I was not there and did not charge an extra fee to come to a rental property (which is was at the time). He gave an excellent bid that was about 2000 less and 1000 less than two other quotes from reputable Angie’s list members (always get three quotes!). When I returned to the area in June, the work had been completed perfectly and the basement was clean. We have had lots of rain in the past couple weeks, but the basement is dry! Thanks Mike for everything, just as promised. FYI, if you are thinking of finishing the basement, Enviropro recommended to us ways to prevent mold. This means not using any organic building material. We should put down rubberized flooring before we install carpet. Also they recommended using metal studs and special basement drywall and installing a vapor barrier.