Vincent Birchall

Our homeowner was for a real finished look to their semi-finished basement space. Our crews came in and installed our patented Waterguard system, wall systems, and new flooring. This space is now able to be used year-round and has a nice finished look that they can use year-round. 

Just covering the walls and adding flooring can often change the entire look of a space. 

This crawl space had some post issues, debris, and moisture. Our team was able to go and do a full encapsulation with our CleanSpace that is a woven anti-microbial material. Now, this crawl space has posts that are protected and there are no more moisture issues which results in cleaner air going into the customer's home.

Here is a crawl space that we were able to in and do a full encapsulation on. After we did some repair to the support posts they also get encapsulated, ensuring the space stays safe and clean and airtight.

Our customer had a crawl space the needed a new vapor barrier and some support posts that were exposed and not protected for potential water issues. Our crews went in and did the repairs to the posts and did a full encapsulation of the crawl space using the antimicrobial CleanSpace material. Also encapsulating the posts, eliminating any damage from water and ensuring the health of the crawl space for many years.

The customer called with concerns of air quality coming from the crawl space.

The customer wanted basement waterproofed and wall panels installed to finish the basement completely 

Customer called because his wall was leaking into his basement bedroom. Our crew went in and installed our patented WaterGuard system along the wall and did a half wall demo and installed EverLast wall Restoration. 

This crawlspace in Milwaukie Oregon was full of water, and mold due to the moisture and high relative humidity. Our team came in and completed a full encapsulation system including sprayfoam around the entire crawlspace. 

This customer called needing her house posts replaced in the crawlspace. We replaced them with our inorganic smart posts that will never rust, break down, or rot like traditional posts. 

 The customer wanted to get the basement waterproofed and usable again 

Louise called because she knew the vapor barrier needed to be replaced in her home before she could put it on the market. Vincent wrote her out a proposal to not only change out her torn vapor barrier but also to remove the existing debris, and install a sump pump and perimeter drain to ensure Louise would not deal with water damage in the future. 

This crawlspace in Portland was dirty, wet, and was degrading the foundation of the home. Our crew installed our patented Cleanspace system and ensured the crawlspace would properly drain and never be an issue again. 

This homeowner in King City had another company come out and work on their crawlspace and after a few years, a cable installer showed them photos of their crawlspace. They were disappointed to see the entire space covered in a thick and sloppy layer of spray foam insulation covering everything in their crawlspace. 

Our crews came in and removed the old insulation and installed a CleanSpace vapor barrier and then applied the spray foam properly around the foundation of the space so that the homeowner and workers could still access the space and work when needed. 

CleanSpace vapor barrier installed in a crawl space in Lake Oswego, Oregon showing the distinct difference between a dirty crawl space with the old 6 mil barrier and the 20 mil CleanSpace encapsulation.  

Customer is a contractor that is building a home, and their client wanted the space encapsulated. 

Stephen had water coming into his basement and knew this was going to create mold and damage. He called into John's Waterproofing after seeing our trucks out n about and got an appointment scheduled with Vinny for a free inspection. Vinny suggested installing a WaterGuard draining system with a SaniDry dehumidifier and TripleSafe sump pump. Once completed, ThermalDry Tile will be installed to further waterproof the floor along with giving the basement a nice, finished look. 

The customer saw an ad in the newspaper and had prior concerns for crawl space. 

BrightWall panels transform damp, ugly, unfinished basement walls into a bright, beautiful and maintenance free basement. BrightWalls are waterproof, stain resistant and easy to clean. They never need paint and act as an effective moisture and vapor barrier. They work with the Waterguard perimeter drain by directing wall seepage to it so it can keep it out of the basement space.

The customer had one of our competitors install yard drainage systems, but it has not done any good for the crawlspace. So they called us to have it encapsulated finally. 

After our team finished installing our patented CleanSpace system we could just leave this ugly entry as the first sight of our new beautiful crawlspace. Manuel and his team installed an Everlast door to not only make the entry more appealing, but also easier to access. 

The customer called to have work done on their foundation. As there was water damage along the walls of the crawl space. 

Joanna called our company because she was afraid she may have water in crawlspace and didn't want her foundation to rot. Our inspector Vincent Birchall went out and provided Joanna a free inspection. The inspection revealed that not only did she have water in her crawlspace, but some of her posts had already begun to rot. Vincent provided her with a detailed and tailored proposal to address her crawlspace, and Gordon was quick to execute.

Gordon and his team cleaned and encapsulated the space repairing the rotted posts as well. The team installed a dehumidifier and a sump pump to make sure that water and moisture would no longer be an issue. Fernando completed the job with a beautiful spray foam finish for enhanced warmth and comfort year around. 

The customer had a partially finished crawlspace and basement combo, that needed lots of work. The crawlspace was complete concrete which made it an easy fix. We laid down CleanSpace along the entire crawlspace walls and floor. Making sure to seal it with a heat adhesive tape to prevent any drafts or water from leaking in. 

Here's a great example of what a difference an encapsulated looks like. No debris, clean, dry and will stay this way for many years. Providing this customer with a crawl space they can use. Mold, bacteria, and allergen-free.  

One of our customers in Forest Grove OR had an unusable crawl space because of the dampness, falling insulation, and debris that had built up. Encapsulating your crawl space using the CleanSpace vapor barrier keeps your crawl space dry and usable for many many years. 

The benefits of encapsulating your crawl space include moisture control keeps allergens out eliminates dust mites and provides you with clean air coming into your home. Did you know that half of the air on the first floor of your home comes from underneath your house? Encapsulate and breathe cleaner air.

This basement had a sump pump that was not working and so in the rainy months water would come up through the floor making this basement unusable. A TripleSafe sump pump system was installed and now this basement stays dry, quiet, and is energy efficient. 

This before and after shows the transformation from a wet, dark crawlspace to a bright, dry and beautiful crawlspace. Our cleanspace encapsulation waterproofs the entire crawlspace, making the entire home healthier and more energy efficient.