Before & After Photos

Susan B. of Clear Lake, IA had sagging floor joists and water leaking into her crawl space, and it made her worry about the structural build of her home. She did research online and came across American Waterworks. She called our office line to learn more information and request a FREE Estimate with our Design Specialist, Ryan Powell. Ryan went to her home, inspected her crawl space, and drew out a detailed plan. Susan was comfortable with the presentation and proposal, so she moved forward with the project. 

Our Foreman, Juan Pena, and his production team began the project by installing our drainage matting. The purpose of drainage matting is to direct the water flooding the crawl space into the perimeter crawl space drain and sump pump system. Next, our team installed our Foamax Wall Panels around the crawl space perimeter. Our Foamax is a foam insulation that reduces moisture condensation, provides comfort, and makes the walls look nice and bright. Then, our crew installed our CleanSpace Encapsulation Vapor Barrier on top of the drainage matting. Our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier is made to stop moisture from passing through the walls and floors. Lastly, Juan and his team installed our crawl space SmartJacks, which provides solid support for sagging beams and restores the stability in a crawl space. Susan had a remarkable experience! 

A male homeowner in Zumbrota, MN had water coming into his basement, causing him to worry about the value of his home. He got in contact with our office staff and scheduled a FREE estimate with our Design Specialist, Mac. Mac proposed our CleanSpace Wall System Vapor Barrier, our WaterGuard Below Floor Drain, and spray foam. The homeowner was confident in Mac's presentation and proposal, so he went ahead with the project and got a date scheduled for the installation. 

Our Foreman, Tremaine, and his team installed our WaterGuard, which prevents mud clogs, guides water to the sump pump, and collects water seepage from basement walls. Next, our crew installed our CleanSpace which is a protective wall blanket that prevents water from coming in through the walls and saves money on energy costs. Lastly, our crew applied spray foam to the floor joists, which helps keep warm air in and cold air out. The homeowner was thrilled with the work and could not believe the transformation! 

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Robert M. of Hanlontown, IA had water moisture problems in his crawl space, making him feel nervous about his home repair needs. After being referred by one of his peers, he called American Waterworks to schedule a FREE Estimate with our Design Specialist, Reed Hudson. Reed went to his home to inspect his crawl space and come up with a solution. After an in-depth diagnosis, Robert felt comfortable with the proposal, so he went ahead with the project. 

Our Foreman, Geno Mclain, and his production team installed 200 feet of CleanSpace Encapsulation which is made to transform the crawl space into a dry, clean, and energy-efficient part of the home and removes all standing water sources. Next, they applied 55 feet of CleanSpace Wall System around the wall perimeter, which is made to prevent mold or humidity build-up. Robert was thrilled with the work and loved the neat and clean appearance! 

Kami F. in Welch, MN contacted American Waterworks because she was interested in insulating and encapsulating her crawl space. She knew the space was inefficient and that she could be saving money on her energy bill. We sent one of our Design Specialists to meet with Kami, evaluate the situation, and propose a unique solution for her home. 

Our Foreman, Kiko Pena, and his production crew installed our CleanSpace vapor barrier along the floor of the crawl space. Then, they installed our Foamax insulation panels along the walls. The combination of these products work together to make Kami’s crawl space a clean, dry, and energy efficient space. 

A homeowner in Cannon Falls, MN requested that American Waterworks check their crawlspace for the presence of Radon after reading up on the side effects of this toxic gas.

 After receiving the news that their test came back at 8.4 pCi/L, the Shepards decided it was best to encapsulate their crawlspace with a vapor barrier known as CleanSpace.

The CleanSpace barrier will block most of the movement of radon from the soil into the crawlspace and our radon mitigation system will reduce any of the remaining presence of the gas that is entering through cracks in the foundation, plumbing, etc.