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I have a house in Northwest Indiana, it's on a crawl space with a sump
pump. Due to flooding 2 years ago (Katrina) the crawl space was filled with water and the sump pump couldn't keep up, and water entered the house causing $$$ damage. What can I do to avoid this situation in the future? Add another pump? dig up the crawl space? Raise the house? Can anyone give me an idea of house raising costs? Thanks |
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