Serving the same community from the same building for over 30 years. Family-owned since 1993
Every one of our complete waterproofing and foundation systems is protected for the life of the home.
Selling your property? Your warranty goes with it. That's real, measurable resale value at the inspection table.
No call centers. No third-party administrators. The same Michiana family backs every warranty we write.
Anyone can print “Lifetime Warranty” on a flyer. What matters is who’s left standing when you need to use it. Foundation repair and basement waterproofing are major investments — and the warranty is what protects that investment for decades to come.
We’re a full-service waterproofing company, which means different homes get different solutions — and different solutions carry different warranty terms. What’s consistent across all of them is the company behind the promise: every complete EverDry system is built to perform for the lifetime of your home, and our basement waterproofing warranty is built to match.
That coverage means if water finds its way back through a treated wall or floor, we come back. We repair. That’s the deal — and it’s been the deal since 1993.
Every EverDry solution carries its own warranty terms. Here’s what’s protected:
Hear from homeowners who trusted EverDry to protect their basements, foundations, and homes with long-lasting waterproofing and structural solutions.
Posted on Google Vince KisalaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Met with Jim Glick on a waterproofing system in Michigan City, Indiana. Jim sat down and took the time to explain the full system with me and explained how it differed from other competitors. Very impressed with the system and feel confident it will solve the issue.Posted on Google Lauren BeaudwayTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We had a great experience with Fred from Everdry. He was extremely helpful and informative.Posted on Google T TTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. David came out and educated us on our home and what was needed to keep our basement dry! Great personality and was a pleasure meeting him! Schedule your appointment today!Posted on Google Damon TapeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. David was great and very educational!Posted on Google Tiff KlimczakTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. David was absolutely amazing. i am currently looking at a potential property to purchase, and he took the time to thoroughly explain all of the work that needs to be done in the basement. He was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and informative, making sure i understood every detail and answered all of my questions. His honesty and professionalism gave me the confidence I needed to make a more informed decision. I truly appreciate all of his help and would highly recommend him to anyone.Posted on Google Diana Maria EspinozaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. David does a great job with explaining and also the reports given were perfect for a clear understanding of what we are dealing with as far as any water proofing needed and the current condition of the property.Posted on Google Jessica EdmondTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Jim Glick came and explained everything very well. What the company covers and how their system works. He understood what I was looking for and offered me just that.Posted on Google Melanie PageTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. David came out and spent 90 minutes being one of the best salesmen I've ever encountered in real life. He FIRST tells you which color on the test means mold before he tests for mold. It's the bad color. He FIRST tells you which number is acceptable for wall moisture before he places the device on the wall and gets the measurement. It's a bad measurement. He tells you the things floating in the flashlight beam is also mold, though I could have sworn those were known as dust motes. He tells you how water falls into the hole that was dug to create your home and everything is moving, just like when you stand on the beach and the water washes in and you feel yourself slowly sinking. You know what it's like to stand on a beach. He tells you with their special machine, you'll never have to dust again. He tells you have a really nice house and you've taken good care of it, praising your home and efforts, but if you trust EverDry, they can make everything great, permanently, so you don't feel like you're living in a dump. He takes photos and prints them from the trunk of his Cadillac. He measures the square footage and then pulls out a pre-made sheet and tells you the total cost to do all the things: $28,000. You don't even have water in your basement; you just want to add longevity to the current foundation. You feel like nothing about the offer is tailor made to your home because there is no itemized estimate. He lets you know that if you want financing, it's about 10% to 11% interest that compounds daily. You need to put $500 down. Your house is so tempting, he says, because he feels that if he can squeeze you in between other jobs when the crew is waiting around, they'll reduce the price. However, you have to agree that you will only get 24-48 hours' notice. You tell him you work from home and can't have noise while you're working. He continues to say you only get 24-48 hours' if you want the special deal, so you feel like he doesn't care and isn't listening. You say you need time to talk to your bank about financing, and he emphasizes that financing is financing, that you'll have to pay off the loan faster through your bank and that you should sign with him today. You tell him you're going to take a week to think about it. Uninvited, he says he'll stop by in two days. Later, you get a call from EverDry asking how David was. You are evasive and say that he said everything clearly, because he did. He was very clearly a salesman who wanted to close on a $28,000 contract after a 90-minute spiel. But we're not done yet. Two weeks later, you receive communication from EverDry asking you to confirm an appointment to go over pricing options at your home. You do not confirm the appointment, as you never made an appointment. EverDry had more invited themselves to your home. So, if that's what you're looking for as a homeowner, 5/5 stars, no notes.Posted on Google Emmanuel MelecioTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Jim G. was informative and helpful during his initial assessment. Overall, it was a solid experience. Would highly recommend.Verified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. 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Foundation work and basement waterproofing show up on every home inspection report. A bowing wall, a wet basement, or a visible repair without documentation can knock thousands off your sale price — or kill the deal entirely.
A documented EverDry warranty does the opposite. It tells the buyer the work was done by a 30-year local company and that the protection continues under the new ownership. That’s resale value you can point to.
If you’re selling your home or just bought a property previously serviced by EverDry, we’ll guide you through the transfer process.
Most large home services companies today are owned by national rollups or private equity. They look local, but the warranty is administered out of state, the call center is in another time zone, and the technician who shows up wasn’t around when the work was first done.
EverDry Waterproofing of Michiana is different. We’ve been at 4647 W. Cleveland Road since 1993. The same family owns it. The same office honors every basement waterproofing warranty we write. The same crews install the work. When you call about a job from 15 years ago, you’re not transferred — you’re answered.
That’s what locally backed actually means.
Our lifetime warranty covers our complete waterproofing and foundation systems — including the Multi-Step Waterproofing System, Stabl-Wall™ Wall Reinforcement, Durashield™ Condensation Control, and Interior Drains — for the life of your home. Coverage includes the labor and materials needed for any warrantied repair.
The warranty transfers to the new owner for the lifetime of the home. You'll need to notify EverDry in writing and complete the Homeowners Transferable Warranty & Service Agreement form. EverDry verifies the information and confirms the transfer to both owners in writing.
Call our office at 574-272-3788 or use the contact form on our website. We'll schedule a service visit and address any covered issue under the terms of your warranty.
Sump pumps and other electric-powered components depend on your home's electrical supply, which is outside our control. If a power outage causes a pump to stop working, that specific event isn't covered — which is exactly why we recommend pairing every sump pump with a battery backup system. That way your basement stays protected even when the power goes out.
Our complete waterproofing and foundation systems are covered for the life of your home. That includes the Multi-Step Basement Waterproofing System, Stabl-Wall™ Wall Reinforcement, Durashield™ Condensation Control, and Interior Drains. Other components like sump pumps, pressure relief pumps, and the EZ Breathe® Ventilation System carry their own warranty periods. Either way, the protection is backed by the same family that's been operating in South Bend since 1993.
Yes. Our warranty stays with the home, not just the original buyer. When you sell your property, the new owner inherits the same lifetime protection — making the warranty a real asset at the inspection table and a strong argument for resale value. The transfer process is simple and we walk both parties through it.