Before & After Photos

This homes large crawlspace had ground water seepage on the floor, worried about the long term damage that could occur, they had John's Waterproofing install a Vapor Barrier and two Sump Pumps to take the water out and away from the homes foundation. 

Constant water exposure to high levels of water in this crawlspace had led to excess dirt and mud, which had covered up multiple foundational post footings. Because of this water was able to sit against the wooden beams, leading to wood rot and mold. For this job we ended up replacing sixteen wooden posts with out SmartJack solution while we also did a crawlspace encapsulation to protect the home from any more water damage. 

This homes crawlspace had been suffering from water issues for a while. The standing water had led to mold issues and the homeowners wanted to handle the water before anything got worse. They chose to install a Pipe, Pump, and Plastic in 2017. This includes a simple 6 mil vapor barrier that needs to be changed out every few years. Since the installation, it was replaced in 2019, and is scheduled to be replaced in 2024. This barrier is prone to moving around if stepped on, and critters can chew threw/rip the barrier. Due to this, annual maintenance to check on its integrity is important. 

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.