Basement Waterproofing Service Areas Around Bloomington, IN

Our referral network centers on Bloomington and reaches into the surrounding counties. Coverage in any one town depends on the contractor's schedule, so put your ZIP on the form and we'll tell you if we can't help.

Bloomington and Monroe County

Bloomington ZIPs include 47401, 47403, 47404, 47405, 47406 and 47408. That covers downtown and the near-campus neighborhoods around Indiana University, the east-side subdivisions, the southwest along State Road 37, and the north side toward Kinser Pike. Requests from unincorporated Monroe County, including the Lake Monroe and Lake Lemon areas, are welcome too.

What we hear about most: older homes near campus with tired drainage, hillside houses taking runoff, and properties with sinkholes or ponding low spots.

Ellettsville (47429)

Northwest of Bloomington in Monroe County. Many homes are on rolling ground with clay soils over rock, and newer subdivisions mix with older houses on the town's original streets. Crawl spaces and partial basements are common.

Spencer (47460)

The Owen County seat, along the White River. Low ground near the river and creeks can carry a higher water table than the ridges. Mention whether you're near the river on your request.

Bedford (47421)

The Lawrence County seat and heart of Indiana limestone quarry country. The same karst geology found around Bloomington is present here. Many older homes have stone or block foundations.

Nashville (47448)

The Brown County seat, surrounded by steep wooded hills. Cabins and homes on slopes often deal with runoff, crawl space moisture and long driveways that channel water. Some properties are on wells and septic, which matters for water-powered sump backups.

Martinsville (46151)

The Morgan County seat, north along State Road 37 and the West Fork of the White River. Homes near the river bottoms may see higher groundwater than those on the bluffs.

Also Ask About

Smaller communities such as Stinesville, Gosport, Unionville, Heltonville and Oolitic, and the rural parts of Monroe, Owen, Lawrence, Brown and Morgan counties. Coverage is case by case.

Local Rules Vary

Each county and city sets its own permit requirements. Your contractor should check what applies at your address before excavation, drainage or structural work.

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