John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homes basement had been finished, but water was leaking through the walls. Along the floor a dampness was felt, and this was discovered on the lowest sections of the drywall as well. The homeowners pulled off a section of the drywall and discovered the fiberglass in the walls had some mildew growing. It was holding onto that moisture and just slowly leaking down. To address this issue we went in and removed the rest of the drywall and fiberglass insulation. We then installed a full interior perimeter waterproofing system with a sump pump to collect water and send it away from the home. On the walls we installed our ThermalDry radiant vapor barrier. This will provide a thermal break as well as act as a vapor barrier to safely guide the moisture from the wall down to the new drain system. We then refinished the walls. Now the space is usable once again and protected against water damage. 

This customer had found some flooding in their basement that caused water damage to the semi-finished bonus room. Our crew installed a SaniDry XP and ThermalDry dark walnut flooring for a beautiful finished basement floor. 

This customer called because they had water coming into their finished basement. They wanted an inspector to come out and find where the water is coming from and to fix it. 

Our inspector Eric went out and found the water had been leaking from the basement window. Water was coming from outside to the window and leaking down the wall to the basement floor. We installed our patented WaterGuard system along the perimeter of the basement floor. To fix the window leaking we installed a window well drain that goes under the window and drains the water to the unseen WaterGuard system. To which drains the water to the Super sump that pumps the water out and away from the house. 

This homeowner can now enjoy his finished basement knowing that water isn't leaking into his basement for years to come. 

This customer called us with concerns of moisture in his crawlspace and wanted to have it inspected. We pulled out the wet and dirty vapor barrier and cleaned all the moisture out and put in a smart drain so that water wouldn't collect in his crawlspace again. 

The Homeowner was constantly battling with a musty smell in her home. No matter what she did, or cleaner she used, the smell just wouldn't go away. When she heard John talk about musty smells possibly coming from your crawlspace she called us out to investigate. Sure enough that was where Janine's problem began. The relative humidity in Janine's crawlspace was 70% (it is relative humidity that leads to moisture and unwanted smells) and the dank air filled the room. We encapsulated her crawlspace, installed a dehumidifier and solved Janine's problem. Now the air in her house is clean and she is saving every month on her heating and cooling.