Before & After Photos

This Crawlspace was covered with mud and water. The insulation was hanging down and the vapor barrier was torn in many areas. We Waterproofed the crawl space by installing Cleanspace, a Triplesafe sump pump, and a Sanidry Sedona Dehumidifier. We then insulated the crawlspace by installing Terrablock and spray foam insulation. Keeping this crawl space dry and healthy for years to come.

This crawlspace had a vapor barrier installed, but the space was not encapsulated. The homeowners called us after getting a barrier installed, but noticed that they were experiencing damp foundation walls, and the wooden beams of their foundation were absorbing water along the perimeter of the crawlspace. To fix this issue we can out and did a full encapsulation. 

This customer had water in their crawlspace with no vapor barrier in place. We put a 6 mil black plastic vapor barrier down. Along with a sump pump with new piping so that she wouldn't have to worry about water in the crawlspace. 

This homeowner saw us doing work on his neighbors home and knew his crawl space had water also. When our design specialist inspected his crawl space he found puddles of water in several places. Our crew did a crawl space encapsulation system. We installed drainage and sump pump and with our twenty mils thick vapor barrier. The homeowner was so pleased with how well his crawlspace looked and there was no more water issue. We also took out the old insulation and replaced it with our spray foam insulation. It gives better coverage and will keep his house better insulated that fiberglass insulation. 

This homes crawl space had a good slope, and the water would pool in the lower areas, causing damp odors. To address this issue the homeowner called up John's Waterproofing to get a quote to replace the 6 Mil. We ended up installing a pipe system to ensure water was directed to the lowest point where a new TripleSafe sump pump is installed and we installed a new 6 Mil vapor barrier, overlapping edges and running it up the walls to help it last a few years until the barrier will need to be replaced or upgraded again.