Before & After Photos

This home had almost no posts supporting it! The posts that were there were rotting out or not properly put in. We came and put in our SmartJack product to replace them. No wood rot, no problem. The rest of the crawlspace is not finished in the after picture, only the SmartJacks were installed at the time. 

This home's wet crawl space had caked-on mud, falling fiberglass insulation, and a nasty, musty smell emanating from it. To solve this issue we did a full encapsulation with a TripleSafe sump pump. TerraBlock crawlspace insulation, Spray Foam, CleanSpace vapor barrier, new Everlast Door, and vent covers, with a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier. 

This homeowner was looking to save money on their energy bills, and to help on this quest, they had a full crawlspace encapsulation completed. This will provide proper insulation to their crawlspace and comes backed by many product warranties to ensure this home stays dry and healthy. 

This homeowner had a good sized crawl space that was hillside under their home. They had never done much with this space since it was damp and musty. However, they heard that other people utilized this space for storage. With that thought in mind, they decided to do some research on how they could do that themselves. They read up on encapsulation, and called upon John's Waterproofing for a free inspection and estimate for their encapsulation. 

This homeowner was using their crawl space for storage. It had good headspace and they enjoyed having somewhere out of the way for long term storage items. However, with water pooling near where they were storing items, they were needing something in place. After a full inspection, they sat down with their design specialist and decided that a full encapsulation would be the best route to go. This will keep the space dry and healthy all year round, bringing the crawl space into their homes envelope.