John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homeowner was concerned about humidity and a musty smell in their home and wanted to find a solution to this problem. They reached to John's and scheduled their free inspection. One of our knowledgeable system design specialist performed a thorough examination of the crawl space and then met with the homeowner to go over the best options to solve this issue permanently. When hearing how a full encapsulation offers improved air quality, reduced energy bills, and protection from water, pests and mold- they went ahead with the estimate and we began the project. First, we made sure to remove all of the debris, along with the fiberglass insulation, and damaged vapor barrier. Mold was found in some areas, so we use our Mold-X2 which our highly effective cleaner for contaminated surfaces. Mold stains are removed in 20 seconds. Next, we dig a trench around the interior perimeter of the crawl space to install a 3 inch perforated pipe into a silt sock. This creates a safe passage for water to collect at the lowest point. Then, at this point we install our SuperSump Plus. This will gather all of the water and pump it outside and away from the homes foundation via discharge line. We make sure to cover and seal all of the vents to prevent outside air from entering. On the dirt floor of the crawl space, we install our TerraBlock system which will create an insulated barrier between the home and the earth. This will also block out moisture from making its way up through the floor of the crawl space. On top of the TerraBlock, we install our CleanSpace system. It is also anchored into the foundation walls up to the rim joists and is sealed at the footing of the wooden posts with our waterproof tape. To keep the environment controlled, we then install our SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier that will eliminate the damp and must odors by drying and filtering the air-as well as keep the home at a healthy relative humidity. Lastly we install our foam insulation onto the foundation walls, up to the rim joists. This type of insulation differs from traditional fiberglass because it is sprayed in layers and than it expands, filling every crack and void, ultimately providing a complete airtight seal. This full encapsulation will protect the home and create a dry, healthy and stable environment for years to come. 

This homeowner was noticing a musty smell throughout their home, and felt like their home was having issues retaining heat in the winter, and cold air in the summer. They went to check their crawl space and found that there was standing water, and most of their fiberglass insulation was falling from the ceiling of their crawl space. They called John's Waterproofing to get a free inspection and estimate. After our system design specialist was done with the inspection, he met with the homeowner and after discussing solutions, they decided that a crawl space encapsulation was the way to go. To begin this project, our team goes in and removes all the debris like the fallen fiberglass and damaged vapor barrier. Next, our team digs a trench around the interior perimeter of the crawl space to then lay down a perforated pipe into a silt sock. This will secure a safe passage for the water to drain to the SuperSump pump at the lowest point. Our SmartDrain system is also installed, this backup system will alert the homeowner of a possible plumbing leak with an audible alarm and drains away the water into a drywell under the CleanSpace until the homeowner is able to get it fixed. Our team then installs our TerraBlock directly on the dirt floor of the crawl space. This acts as an insulated barrier between the home and the earth that will keep moisture from making its way up through the crawl space floor.  Next our team installs CleanSpace, which is placed on top of the TerraBlock system, on the foundation walls and up to the rim joists. All the vents in the crawl space are sealed to prevent outside air from getting in. Our team then installs our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier which will control the environment and pull out any moisture. This will promote clean healthy air through the entire home by eliminating damp musty odors by drying and filtering the air. To finish this encapsulation our team sprays our foam insulation along the foundation walls, up to the rim joists. This homeowner can now be sure that their energy costs will lower and the air they're breathing is healthy and clean. A protected crawl space not only benefits the health of the homeowner but the longevity and health of the entire home for years to come.  

Never be unprepared for a power outage again with the Cummins All Home Generator. This homeowner was getting worried about the upcoming Summer season after experiencing a rise in power outages within their community. They found that the were losing money on perishable products in their fridge and freezers and wanted a solution to keep their home operating no matter the circumstance. After calling John's Waterproofing, we informed them that the Cummins All Home Generator would be able to keep everything in their home powered on until the utility power could come back on. These are installed on the outside of the home in a steel protective case to be storm prepared. They are equipped with automatic starting capabilities so that sensors go off once the power in the home goes out and within 10 seconds it turns on. The All Home Generators are also the quietest systems on the market, making them neighborhood friendly and aesthetic. Now, this homeowner will be prepared to keep their home running efficiently and will never have to be without power.  

This homeowner was looking for a solution to take their filthy, dirty and pest infested crawl space into a healthy and stable one. They called John's to schedule their free visit with us. One of our system design specialist went out and thoroughly inspected the crawl space. Afterwards, our design specialist met with the homeowners to go over the best options for them and the plan to permanently transform their crawl space. They decided to move forward with the estimate and we began the project by removing all of the debris and old damaged vapor barrier. Since this crawl space did not have much water intrusion, we installed our SmartDrain. This system will alert the homeowner of a possible plumbing leak with an audible alarm and will drain the water to a drywell underneath the encapsulation. Next, we make sure to cover all of the vents to prevent water from entering. We then, install our TerraBlock system onto the dirt floor of the crawl space to provide an insulated barrier between the home and the earth. On top of the TerraBlock, we install our CleanSpace system. It is also anchored into the foundation walls up to the joists, then sealed at the footing of the wooden posts with our waterproof tape. To keep the crawl spaces humidity controlled, we install our SaniDry Sedona. This effective dehumidifier will eliminate musty odors by drying and filtering the air. To finish this project, we install our foam insulation. This is sprayed onto the foundation walls up to the rim joists and will expand, filling every crack and void to guarantee a complete airtight seal. Now that this crawl space is transformed, the homeowners can be sure their home is protected for years to come. 

This homeowner found some concerns with the support in their home and decided to inspect their crawl space. In certain areas, doors weren't closing properly and the floor felt like it was sagging. This was occurring due to the the wooden posts in the crawl space being water damaged and deteriorating. Once the wooden posts absorb moisture, they begin to rot and mold. This makes them unstable and unable to properly support the home. At John's Waterproofing, we are able to fix this issue with SmartJacks. These are steel adjustable piers designed to stabilize the home in areas where the wooden posts no longer can. They are made of materials that won't rot or grow mold, which helps make them durable during any situation. Each year they can also be adjusted to ensure the home is staying steady and supported. Now, this homeowner feels much safer in their home knowing that the foundation is supported and secure.