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This project focused on improving air quality and moisture control in the crawl space. A dehumidifier and air purification system was installed to help regulate humidity levels and reduce damp conditions that can lead to mould and odors. The system was set up with a condensate pump connected to existing plumbing for reliable drainage.
A dedicated electrical outlet was installed to safely power the new equipment. To improve energy efficiency, insulation was added to the rim joist area to help reduce drafts and heat loss.
Together, these upgrades help keep the crawl space dry, comfortable, and better protected, with warranty coverage for added peace of mind.
This project focused on permanently repairing a leaking foundation crack while reinforcing the wall for long-term stability. The surface was carefully prepared by removing any paint to ensure a strong bond between the repair materials and the concrete.
The crack was then sealed by injecting a flexible polyurethane resin under high pressure, creating a waterproof barrier that helps prevent future leaks. To strengthen the repaired area, a carbon fiber reinforcement system was applied with structural epoxy, adding extra support and helping prevent the crack from reopening.
The result is a foundation that is both waterproofed and reinforced, providing long-lasting protection against water intrusion while helping preserve the structural integrity of the home.
This project focused on replacing the old vapour barrier with a complete moisture protection system to help keep the crawl space dry year-round. The existing vapour barrier was removed, and a new durable liner was installed and carefully sealed around the footings, support piers, and foundation walls to create a continuous barrier against moisture.
To provide complete coverage, each support post was carefully lifted one at a time so the liner could be installed beneath the concrete support pads before the posts were securely reset.
A drainage layer was also installed beneath the liner and extended up the foundation walls to help manage ground seepage, improve durability, and provide long-lasting moisture protection.
The result is a cleaner, drier crawl space with a fully sealed moisture barrier designed to help protect the home's foundation for years to come.
This project involved rebuilding two window wells to improve drainage and protect the foundation. The existing window well materials were removed and properly disposed of. Excess soil and debris were cleared to create a six-inch clearance below each window, and clean stone was added to help water drain away efficiently.
New window wells were then built using treated lumber for durability. A drainage mat was installed along the exterior of each window well to guide water away from the foundation, with the top edge neatly finished using a mould strip. Finally, the areas were backfilled with the existing soil, leaving both window wells clean, stable, and well-protected.