The site is not a contractor of any kind, not a waterproofing company and not a plumber. It does not offer, perform, bid on, inspect, guarantee, negotiate, finance or schedule basement work, and it never solicits contracts for anyone. It acts as no contractor's agent and never names a contractor. Insurance is outside its role entirely, from claims to coverage questions to talking with insurers.

The only thing the site passes along is a request to be contacted. Whether it arrives through the form, it goes to one independent local contractor. That business reaches out about the project, comes by only if you agree, prepares any estimate and carries out only the work you contract with it for. Every agreement is yours and that business's alone.

A contractor may pay this site a flat fee to advertise; during the current free trial the fee is waived. It never depends on whether you sign anything or what the work costs. Sending a request costs a homeowner nothing, and no homeowner receives cash, gifts, discounts or any other reward for doing so.

An advertising fee buys no endorsement, and the site neither ranks nor checks anyone. Since Indiana has no statewide contractor license, find out what local license or registration applies at your address, check it with the permit office and request proof of liability insurance. Sump tie-ins, backwater valves, ejectors and sewer laterals count as plumbing or sewer work, which calls for a licensed plumbing contractor (or, for lines outside the house, a qualified sewer contractor) and proper permits.

The site has no tie to the City of Indianapolis, its Department of Business and Neighborhood Services or Mayor's Action Center, Citizens Energy Group or DigIndy, the Indiana Attorney General, the Indiana Plumbing Commission, IDEM, the National Weather Service, the USGS, any county, or any city or town it mentions. The law of Indiana applies to this disclosure.