John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This basement was slightly damp and looked similar to a newly liberated dungeon. Our homeowner wanted to transform the space and called us to help them get it ready. This changed the whole look of the basement. 

This customer had been living in her new home for a few months before they found a door in one of the closets in their finished basement. When she opened the door she had found an unfinished portion of the basement that had visible standing water and damaged vapor barrier. Our crew installed a drainage system and encapsulated the unfinished space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier that is 20 mils thick and is tear resistant. She now had a dry space and even more storage without a worry of things getting ruined. 

This Before & After is of a Super Sump pump in this customer's wet basement. The Super Sump pumps the water out of the basement with it's tp-rated 1/3 Zoeller cast iron pump. Offering reliability and high-volume pumping, keeping it nice and dry.

Water had been leaking in this basement for some time and was causing water damage to the drywall. With the extended time of water being behind the wall mold started to grow on the drywall. Our crew installed our WaterGuard system that is an interior drainage system that drains to a sump pump. It also radiates heat back into to basement to save on heating bills. The customer was happy to have a clean and dry basement that could finally be storage for his family's belongings. 

When you get a crawl space encapsulation system we make sure that the products we use can withstand the test of time. With traditional fiberglass insulation, it is recommended to replace every 5-6 years. However, our spray foam insulation lasts the life of the home. Spray foam insulation really keeps your heating and cooling bills down and with encapsulation, it makes a huge difference in temperature control in your home. The homeowner was so happy with his crawl space job and how open and airy it was in there.