Insulation Before & After Photos

This interior entrance to the crawlspace had fiberglass insulation strapped to it to try to provide insulation. But after absorbing moisture from the crawlspace, it had been tied up repeatedly so it wouldn't droop to the floor below. This was allowing mold spores to grow on this entrance door. A full encapsulation removes the need for any fiberglass and uses insulation made to last!

This home had old fiberglass that had absorbed water, falling completely down onto the old vapor barrier and held water. It was a wet mound of insulation. To address this and insulate the hold properly, the homeowners called up John's Waterproofing. After learning about encapsulation and how the products used are made for the crawl space environment, they were happy to move forward and are pleased the living spaces smell clean and fresh now that the wet mess has been addressed. 

This homes heating and cooling costs were rising and the homeowners were in need of a solution. In search of lower energy costs, they ventured under their home and discovered the old fiberglass insulation was falling in stripes and mud was caked throughout. So they turned to John's Waterproofing for insulation made for crawlspaces: TerraBlock and Spray Foam. 

This homes old fiberglass was falling in sheets. Between high humidity and critters rummaging through the crawl space, the fiberglass was a mess. To address their issues, the homeowners had a pest control company remediate the pests and were then referred to John's Waterproofing for our encapsulation which will deter critters from coming back. 

This homes crawlspace smelled like mold and was to tight for the homeowner to inspect on their own. We sent out a Design Specialist who found the crawlspace to have high humidity content, and the old fiberglass had mold spores growing within it. We did a full encapsulation to transform this space into a dry and healthy environment.