John's Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Fiberglass absorbs any moisture from the air, and the ruins the insulation value. This homeowner thought fiberglass was their only option and had been having it replaced and reattached in the crawlspace, but figured their had to be a better way that would last. After searching online, they read up about encapsulation and gave John's Waterproofing a call. We cleared out the crawlspace of the old insulation and fiberglass and installed a full encapsulation. The homeowners are thrilled to see savings on their heating bills already!

This homes basement had frequent water issues. The homeowners kept sandbags on hand to line around the basement to slow the water down. After doing this for a while, they were in need of a real solution. For this they called up John's Waterproofing. We installed a full interior drainage system, Sump pump, and Dehumidifier. The water all now collects in the drain-line, is gravity fed to the pump and sent safely away from the home! 

This concrete basement had water seeping in through the cold joints. We came in and installed WaterGuard, ThermalDry wall system, and a TripleSafe sump pump, transforming this basement from a damp, cold, and unusable area to a dry,  temperature controlled, and usable space for years to come.

This fiberglass insulation was wet and heavy from condensation, leaving the home with high energy bills. To help the homeowners take back control of their homes' temperatures we did a full crawlspace encapsulation with insulation solutions made for crawlspaces. 

This homeowner knew their vapor barrier was getting pushed around by water. They tried to stop this by placing rocks over the vapor barrier, thinking the vapor barrier would stop falling out of place. However this just allowed the water to more easily pool on-top of the barrier. To find a solution to the crawlspace issues, they chose to have John's do a full encapsulation.