John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Water in the crawlspace is an easy way to see that an issue is present. This homeowner called us up when they saw standing water and wanted to have full encapsulation. They didn't want to stress about what could occur from prolonged water issues, and were happy to get the long term solution! 

The crawlspace access was originally located in a bedroom closet of the home. To make easier access and avoid having to enter the home during services, we have the option to cut the concrete on the exterior of the home and install a Turtl. The Turtl is a great option for an exterior entryway to the crawlspace as it has a lockable door and seals tight to keep the water out and helps to deter critters. This After photo is a work in progress, the crew still had to complete the final interior portion of crawlspace and clean up.

This homes crawlspace had water leaking in through the walls. To address this, the homeowner was looking for a full encapsulation to keep the water out! 

This homes crawl space had some musty odors wafting up into the home. Unable to crawl under the home himself, the homeowner called up John's Waterproofing for a free inspection. We took photos and showed the homeowner the layer of dust and grime that was under the home, as well as evidence of critter activity. To keep the space healthy we cleared it out, installed a drainage system, TerraBlock, CleanSpace, and air sealed the space. We finished up with a SaniDry dehumidifier and new EverLast exterior doorway. 

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.