Sump Pumps Before & After Photos

This homes crawl space had an old sump pump, but it had not been addressed in years. The system was not made to address the amount of water that was present and it was struggling. To get the space dry and healthy we would upgrade the system with a full pipe, pump, and plastic. To begin we removed the old vapor barrier and sump system. We than dug a trench around the interior perimeter of the space, installing a drain system to collect groundwater and channel it to the lowest point of the crawl space. From here the water enters the new TripleSafe sump system which pumps the water away from the homes foundation. We than laid down a new 6 Mil vapor barrier, overlapping edges to help it protect the home. Now this home is set with a system which is made to keep up with the homes groundwater. 

This homeowners DIY sump pump couldn't keep up with the homes water issues, and they were using a shop vacuum to clear the pump to keep it running. They knew a long term solution was needed to keep their home dry and healthy. They turned to John's Waterproofing had had a full drainage system and TripleSafe Sump Pump with a SaniDry dehumidifier to keep this space truly dry and healthy. 

A SuperSump pump install before the pump is placed in the hole and after the pump is installed

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. 

This homeowner had a Super Sump sump pump installed to remove the excess moisture in her crawlspace. The Super Sump can remove up to 2,650 gallons of water per hour while working quietly and smoothly.