John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This customer called us with a water issue that she was concerned was causing mold. We pulled out all the sagging insulation and wet black plastic and replaced it with a new vapor barrier. 

This customer called with water intrusion with visible flooding in her basement. We installed our patented WaterGuard system along the perimeter of the basement. 

Customer had inspector recommend us due to finding water in crawlspace 

This crawlspace had ample room and was used for storage by the homeowners, however the foundation walls were cracking and water was coming though, making a portion of the space un-usable. To solve this problem we did a combination of crawlspace and basement waterproofing to protect this homeowners space. 

In the Pacific Northwest Radon is a huge concern. It is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that comes from the soil beneath our homes. Over time, uranium and radium break down in the soil and that is what releases the Radon gas. Luckily, at John's Waterproofing we offer testing kits and mitigation systems so that homeowners are protected from constantly breathing in Radon gas. According to the EPA, it is recommended to get a mitigation system if the PCI level is over 4.0. This level of Radon is equivalent to smoking 8 cigarettes a day and is the leading cause of lung cancer in nonsmokers. But how does the mitigation system work? We start by drilling a hole in the lowest point of the home so that a PVC pipe can reach 2 feet down into the soil. This pipe then connects to a fan that gets installed outside the home to pull out Radon gas from the soil. It can then release the gas up into the atmosphere above the house so that its occupants aren't at risk of inhaling it. Radon is able to get into the home through cracks or breaks in the foundation and that is why having the Radon mitigation system working to pull the gas out of the soil underneath your home is so important.