FAQs

Most inspections take about 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the size of the home and the conditions we need to evaluate.

Yes. We do our best to schedule inspections at a convenient time and will work with you whenever possible.

We recommend being available at the beginning and end of the project, but you do not usually need to be home the entire time.

Cost depends on the problem, the size of the area, and the repair needed. After the inspection, we provide a written estimate before any work begins.

Yes. Financing options are available for qualified homeowners, and we can review those options with you during the estimate process.

We accept common payment methods and can review payment options with you before work begins.

In most cases, no. Standard policies usually do not cover waterproofing, foundation repair, or crawl space repairs caused by soil conditions, drainage issues, or long-term moisture. You should confirm coverage with your insurance company.

Small problems can become larger and more expensive over time. Water intrusion, foundation movement, mold, wood damage, and indoor air issues usually get worse if the cause is not corrected.

Yes. Unresolved water or foundation problems can raise concerns for buyers, home inspectors, lenders, and real estate agents. Proper repairs and a transferable warranty can help protect confidence at resale.

Yes. Ameri-Dry’s warranty is fully transferable to the next homeowner at no cost.

Our warranty is designed to be straightforward, with no small print, no annual renewal fees, and no expiration date. We will explain exactly what is covered before work begins.

Yes. Ameri-Dry’s warranty is written to comply with the Congressional Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

Yes, correcting moisture problems can help reduce the conditions that allow mold, mildew, and musty odors to develop.

Yes. Moisture below the home can contribute to mold, musty odors, humidity, and air quality problems inside the living space.

Yes, but unresolved issues can complicate the sale. Buyers may ask for repairs, credits, inspections, or documentation before closing.

Yes. Many buyers, home inspectors, and lenders view foundation or water issues as red flags during a sale. Addressing these problems ahead of time, along with providing documentation of the repair and a transferable warranty, can help reduce concerns during the buying process and give buyers more confidence in the home.