John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

High waters were found in this crawlspace. The homeowner knew that this was an issue that wouldn't just go away, but could cause a lot of issues. To keep their home stable and healthy they were looking to encapsulate their crawlspace. 

Pests in the crawl space are a hassle. You can set traps, clear them out, and repeat the process. That is unless you put a system in place to deter them from getting into the crawl space with an encapsulation. This system seals the crawl space away from exterior elements and is sealed against critters. We seal the vents shut and install an EverLast door so critters can't easily gain access to the space. We then utilize our CleanSpace vapor barrier which has a woven fiber through it, making it difficult for rodents to chew through. This is sealed into the space, allowing no gaps to exist. We than completely air seal the foundation walls with Spray Foam and install a dehumidifier to keep the humidity down, making it an unappealing environment to critters. 

This home had an old vapor barrier that had gotten pushed around and moved by the water. This caused the old vapor barrier to hold water, allowing mud to be caked on top of it and the old fiberglass insulation above to droop and hold water. To stop the water intrusion we did a full crawlspace encapsulation. 

This homes old insulation was heavy with water and had mold spores. To fix this crawlspace we did a full crawlspace encapsulation to properly insulate this home. 

This homeowner knew they needed crawlspace repair. When the noted a damp earthy smell, they opened up the crawlspace entrance in their closet, only to find a muddy flood. They called up John's Waterproofing for a full encapsulation. We first performed a full dry-out and then encapsulated the space to make it dry and healthy.