John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This home had standing water in their previously finished basement. They mopped up what they could, but it just came back. They knew the drywall was getting damaged, and the linoleum floor was water damaged. To make the space healthy and usable, they would need some professional help. They called up John's Waterproofing for a one stop help. 

We pulled out all of the damaged portions of the space, waterproofed the entire basement and refinished the space. The homeowners opted to paint the new drywall themselves, and the space is once again finished, this time with the benefit of waterproofing to protect the space. 

This homeowner wanted their home to be ready for whatever came, and this meant getting a whole home generator installed. Since John's Waterproofing offers a one stop shop for Cummins, they were happy to get the ball rolling. Our plumbing division, electrical division, and setting up the level base for the generator was all installed by John's and the home is now set up for a power outage. 

This home in West Salem was damp and smelled moist and our inspector found that water was moving from a small shed attached to the house and into the finished basement. Our crews came in and installed a great trench drain on the exterior as well as an interior drainage system to handle the large amounts of ground water in the house. Our team also installed ThermalDry wall to insulate the space prior to the homeowner putting up sheet rock. 

We always make sure that our pumps and everything else we install is running up to speed when we go out to service our customers' systems. But, we also take pride in how our work looks. You will always have a cleaner looking pump when we are done servicing it. 

This customer tried to fix their crawlspace on their own with a sump pump in a five-gallon bucket. But, water was still collecting in multiple areas of the crawlspace and further causing more moisture. So they gave us a call to install a new drainage system to properly drain the water out of the crawlspace and to add in a vapor barrier.