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.

during severe rain storms. The process started with Mike Troyner coming out to assess the problem and a solution, then a written proposal (which was the lowest price) I told him as he was leaving that I had several proposals and would get back to him, he did not bad mouth the other companies or their systems (seems common among a few of the other bids) and I knew I wanted to do business with him. The crew showed up on schedule, they were very polite and professional and worked very hard. They put up a plastic wall to keep the dust to a minimum, laid a canvas tarp down where they came thru my garage to my back yard, and cleaned up every bit of mess that they made.