Before & After Photos

This home's sloped crawlspace had water pooling on top of the old vapor barrier throughout the space. To solve this issue we did a full crawlspace encapsulation. 

This home had a small basement with a crawlspace next to it on a slope. The basement had been waterproofed and finished, however, a simple 6 Mil vapor barrier and store-bought sump pump had been used. However this could not keep up with the water demands, and the sump pump had been installed on the wrong side, not where the lowest point was set. To fix this space and protect the home, a full encapsulation was installed. 

This homeowners crawlspace was insulated with fiberglass, and the construction company had stored the excess fiberglass under the home. The crawlspace now lent a musty and dank odor that was crawling up into the home, and it was due to mold and mildew festering in this insulation. To make this a healthy space once more a full encapsulation was installed. Now the home is dry and healthy once more. 

This wet and muddy crawl space is not a dry clean space. We replaced the broken drain pipe with a duct that takes out all the wet dirty air and filters it through our dehumidifier that then puts out dry clean air.

This crawlspace would flood and create a dense muddy mess, to keep water levels from damaging the wooden posts the homeowners dug a waterway under their home. To find a long-term solution they turned to John's Waterproofing and had a full crawlspace encapsulation installed.