Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Customer called due to water is pooling into crawl space 

This owner had a contractor doing some work in the crawl space. When they emerged, they let the owners know that there were signs of water damage present, specifically along the material with the fiberglass. They were referred over to John's Waterproofing to learn about options. To did a full inspection and than sat down to discuss what was happening, and we than worked on finding a repair plan that would fit their budget. We begin we had to clear the space out, removing the old vapor barrier, debris, and the fiberglass from the subfloor. Once cleared out, we spot treated for mold along the subfloor where the water had been held stagnant against the wood. We than dug a trench along the interior perimeter, within this we installed a perforated pipe within a silt sock. Groundwater will be able to accumulate within this and be direct to the lowest point. From there the water enters a TripleSafe sump pump to be pumped away from the homes foundation through a discharge line, and out of a LawnScape outlet. A new 6 Mil vapor barrier was laid out as the final step, we overlap the edges and anchor it into place to help protect the crawl space. 

This crawl space in Rickreall, Oregon had a dirty, torn vapor barrier and moisture issues. John's Waterproofing came in and installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system, keeping the crawl space dry and clean for years to come. 

This homes crawlspace was a mess. The homeowners knew they needed some help, so they reached out to John's Waterproofing for our Crawlspace Encapsulation. After some major cleanup and installation a full system, this crawlspace is now dry and healthy! 

This crawlspace was wet, dirty and inhospitable, but our team was geared up for the challenge. They cleaned and encapsulated the space and made it dry and healthy to provide cleaner air for the homeowner.