John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Fiberglass insulation isn't made to withstand moisture or contact with water. For this reason, it doesn't work in a crawl space. Once water gets sucked into it, it will droop and is prone to mold and mildew. This homes old fiberglass was a mess, and the homes heating and cooling bills were way up. To regain control over their home's energy usage, they were ready to encapsulate. 

Water and debris were all over this crawlspace and causing problems. We replaced the vapor barrier and installed a Smart Sump pump so that water won't be an issue anymore.  

Customer called for basement finishing job 

This customer called because her crawlspace had suffered damage from pests getting in. They ripped up her vapor barrier, fiberglass insulation, and her ductwork. Our crew went out and removed all the debris from the crawlspace from all the torn up vapor barrier and insulation and any other organic debris. This customer opted out of having an encapsulation done we still do 6 mils vapor barrier replacements. The customer was happy that our crew was quick and left no mess behind. She loved how clean her crawlspace looked after all the damage it had experienced. 

This homeowner had a rather large crawl space that held his water tank system. Before he dreaded going down there to make any adjustments or check on things. It was wet and smelled very musty. Our crew installed a crawl space encapsulation system using our CleanSpace vapor barrier. After encapsulating, the crawl space looks clean and bright and the musty smell is gone. The homeowner no longer dreads going down there and says it stays warmer now without the air leaking out.