John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This crawlspace had old concrete blocks stacked around the doorway from one portion of the crawlspace to the other. We cleaned it out and can show the work in progress look where we have the brown drainage matting connecting two rooms, with the thick TerraBlock insulation getting taped down. This job will still need Cleanspace over the top of it all to fully encapulate the area, but this is a glimpse of what we do to protect your home. 

This homes insulation tended to absorb moisture and droop. The homeowners would have to reattach and change out the fiberglass whenever their floorboard began to feel cold and their heating and cooling costs began to rose. To address this issue, the homeowners wanted a long term solution. They moved forward with a full encapsulation which uses both TerraBlock and Spray Foam to insulate the crawlspace. The homeowners are so happy that their insulation is addressed properly now. 

This Crawlspace Entrance was a muddy mess, that really was difficult to maneuver through. When we did a full Crawlspace Encapsulation we revamped the entrance with a Turtl entryway.  

This homes old 6 Mil vapor barrier was holding up generally well against the groundwater, however, the space suffered from high humidity, leaving the fiberglass insulation water heavy and falling out of place. The only real way to insulate a crawlspace and protect your home is a full encapsulation. This properly insulated the space, and waterproofs it, keeping your home dry and healthy. 

This homes crawl space needed some upkeep. It had been sitting unattended to for over five years and the old vapor barrier had a layer of dust. The fiberglass had been sealed up, but it was damp and held an unhealthy level of moisture in it that was growing mold spores. To protect the home from water damage, the homeowners wanted to look into encapsulation. Our design specialist went out and did a full inspection. After going over how an encapsulation could help, they were ready to move forward.