John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homes old sump pump was unable to keep up with the homes water issues. It would overfill and water would pool over the old 6 Mil vapor barrier. To address this concern, they knew they would need to have a better system installed with an upgraded sump pump. We did a full encapsulation as replaced the sump pump with a TripleSafe sump pump. 

When a pipe begins to leak in a crawl space, it can take some time for the homeowners to notice. This pipe had a slow dripping leak that had began to fester and the moldy smell was starting to drift upstairs. Upon inspection the old fiberglass was soaked with water and mold was spreading through it. The homeowners wanted to ensure this issue wouldn't go unnoticed again, so they had our plumbing department fix the pipe and a waterproofing crew encapsulate the space. 

To keep the water moving, a sump pump should be installed in the lowest point. This home had caked on mud and rocks that had gathered in this point over the years. Now that grade will help the water flow and be pumped out safely. 

Our service team came out to do a service on this homeowners waterguard system. They decided that they wanted to upgrade their system and wondered if there was anything we could do to make the basement warmer. Now that it was dry they wanted to spend more time in there but it was still pretty chilly. We suggested our thermaldry wall system that acts as an insulation and reflects heat back into the basement. Now they have a dry and warm basement for years to come!

Partially done crawlspace was bothering customer, so they called us to finish it