Before & After Photos

This unfinished basement had this homeowner furnace, water heater, and water filtration system. He constantly was down there and had people maintenance his appliances. He wanted to get it upgraded and cleaned up. It was always dingy and musty smelling. Our crew installed a CleanSpace vapor barrier that is 20 mils thick and is rip-resistant, it also stops mold growth from underneath. After an encapsulation, we do spray foam insulation that helps keep heat in and will last the life of the home. While helping keep the heat in you can see a decrease in heating and cooling bills and also warmer floors on the main part of the home. The homeowner was so thrilled to be able to have easy access to where he needs to go. He also loved not having that awful musty smell. The unfinished basement was now brighter and cleaner with the ability for more storage. 

Here's a great example of what a difference an encapsulated looks like. No debris, clean, dry and will stay this way for many years. Providing this customer with a crawl space they can use. Mold, bacteria, and allergen-free.  

One of our customers in Forest Grove OR had an unusable crawl space because of the dampness, falling insulation, and debris that had built up. Encapsulating your crawl space using the CleanSpace vapor barrier keeps your crawl space dry and usable for many many years. 

The benefits of encapsulating your crawl space include moisture control keeps allergens out eliminates dust mites and provides you with clean air coming into your home. Did you know that half of the air on the first floor of your home comes from underneath your house? Encapsulate and breathe cleaner air.

This home had an old sump pump, but it couldn't handle the water leaks. Water leaked through in other spots of the basement and waterproof paint wasn't a long term solution. To solve the issue fully, they called up John's Waterproofing so the issue could be addressed fully and water issues would be a thing of the past.