Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Fiberglass insulation isn't made to withstand moisture or contact with water. For this reason, it doesn't work in a crawl space. Once water gets sucked into it, it will droop and is prone to mold and mildew. This homes old fiberglass was a mess, and the homes heating and cooling bills were way up. To regain control over their home's energy usage, they were ready to encapsulate. 

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 home had an old sump pump, but it couldn't handle the water leaks. Water leaked through in other spots of the basement and waterproof paint wasn't a long term solution. To solve the issue fully, they called up John's Waterproofing so the issue could be addressed fully and water issues would be a thing of the past. 

With water coming up through the basement floor, these homeowners knew they needed some professional help to protect their home. We sent out a design specialist and did a full inspection. To solve the homes issues we installed a full WaterGuard drainage system, with perforated pipes to aid in proper drainage for this large space. 

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.