Serving the same community from the same building for over 30 years. Family-owned since 1993
Serving the same community from the same building for over 30 years. Family-owned since 1993
Bunker Hill is a small community in Miami County with an interesting history — the former Bunker Hill Air Force Base once anchored economic activity here before transitioning to civilian use. Today it’s a quiet rural area along the US-31 corridor, and the residential properties are a mix of older farmhouses and homes that date to the base’s operational years.
That mix of eras and construction types means foundation conditions vary quite a bit. Homes from the 1940s and 1950s often have block foundations without any waterproofing membrane. Later builds are somewhat better protected, but Miami County’s agricultural soils are clay-heavy enough that even newer foundations can develop moisture problems over time — particularly after wet seasons when the water table stays elevated for extended stretches.
EverDry Waterproofing of Michiana has worked throughout Miami County and the US-31 corridor for many years. We’re familiar with the foundation conditions in communities like Bunker Hill, and we have solutions that work here. Find out more about our range of basement waterproofing services and what the process looks like.
Bunker Hill’s residential properties run along the US-31 corridor and spread into the surrounding rural grid. EverDry serves all of them — from homes directly on the highway route to farmsteads well off the main road.
Homes in and around the former Bunker Hill Air Force Base site vary widely in age and construction quality. Some were built for base housing and have specific foundation types that we've encountered in other similar communities across the region.
The farming community around Bunker Hill includes properties where the foundation was built for utility, not waterproofing. Many have never had any basement moisture management work done and are managing water informally — buckets, fans, and hope.
Homes along US-31 in Miami County sit near a major drainage corridor. Road infrastructure can redirect surface water toward residential foundations in ways that weren't a concern when those homes were originally built.
EverDry Michiana serves Bunker Hill and the surrounding 46914 zip code. Miami County falls comfortably within our Northern Indiana service territory.
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The patented multi-step approach addresses every water pathway at once. Bunker Hill homes get interior drain tile, wall support, ventilation, and battery-backup sump — engineering competitors can't match.
The lifetime warranty stays with the Bunker Hill property, not just the original owner. Buyers and inspectors treat it as proof the basement was professionally resolved.
Free, no-obligation inspections for Bunker Hill homeowners. A certified specialist identifies the real source of the water and explains your options without any pressure to sign.
The former Bunker Hill Air Force Base area has soils that reflect both natural Miami County conditions and the grading and filling that occurred during base construction. Homes near the former base footprint sometimes have fill soils that drain differently from natural soil — which can affect how water behaves around their foundations.
Yes, and it's often exactly the right next step. A sump pump manages water that has already entered the drainage zone around the footing. A complete waterproofing system includes the sump but also addresses the wall surfaces, perimeter drainage, and ventilation — the elements that reduce how much water is reaching the sump in the first place.
EverDry's multi-step system is designed for sustained wet conditions. Our systems don't fail when the water table rises — they're engineered to manage exactly that scenario. The sump pump component is sized appropriately for the site conditions, and the drainage channels are designed to handle high-volume water entry.
Interior waterproofing work can generally be done year-round, including winter months. Exterior excavation work is more weather-dependent and may be scheduled for warmer months. During your assessment, we'll discuss the timing that makes most sense for your specific project.
Call us. Our lifetime transferable warranty means we stand behind the work indefinitely. If you experience a warranty issue, EverDry Michiana will assess it and address it according to the warranty terms. We've been in business since 1993 and we'll be here to honor our commitments.