News and Events

For three weeks our John's team, spearheaded by our sales coordinator Lisa, has been raising funds to assist in the purchase of a medical support for Teigan.

Our Service Manager Caleb has moved to Arizona. Although we are sad to see him go, and he will be missed, we are excited that he will get to be closer to his family.

Yesterday Robin Ekloff celebrated 19 years with John's Waterproofing Company

John Lombardi of John's Waterproofing Company, the Northwest leader in crawl space repair and basement finishing, sheds light on a part of your house that may need some a...

Each week our inspectors come back to the office with stories about the variety of "sump pumps" they have run across. This is not an instance when "Do it Yourself" is rea...

For most of us, this last Halloween will be remembered for its buckets of rain and flooding. Well this weekend and into next week seems like a repeat situation. Here are ...

Our sump pump alarms are intended to alert homeowners if their sump pumps are too full or malfunctioning, but this time it alerted the home owner of a much larger problem...

We are proud to announce that we have won the Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Business of the Year!

Since it has been slower in the office due to all the dry weather, we have been going into the neighborhoods we are currently working in and spreading the word and knowle...

Spring is that magical time of year people cast off the cold and prep their yards for a summer of fun and family. Is your lawn ready?

We regularly share pictures of the crawlspaces and basements we go into that are visibly damaged, but not all of the jobs we do look like that.

Most people don't think about their crawlspace and it's condition because they never see it. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be important when building the home either.

Get your crawlspace inspected once a year, it is completely free and let's you know what may be in your home.

There are several cheap fixes or patches, and those willing to cut a deal, but you may just end up costing yourself more in the long run.

In the summer the temperature and humidity are way up. When this hot air from outside enters the humid crawlspace it condenses and moisture issue become a big problem.

This store has several things working against them. Heavy rains, unaddressed downspouts, and a low spot are leading to water seeping into their shop and rusting of their ...

We regularly write to homeowners, but here are some tips on the business side for other business owners like us. How to reach your target audience,

Every crawl space and basement has a moisture problem. You don't need to see water to know you have a problem.

John is preparing again to host a spot on AM Northwest. Thought I would share a link with you guys from his last appearance. Are there things you would like more informat...

Its always a good idea to have all issues addressed before getting started on finishing your basement.