Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Water intrusion in the crawlspace leads to many issues for the home and family. This home's crawlspace had water-heavy insulation that was falling to pieces, and mud was caked on the old vapor barrier. To solve this issue we removed the old debris and then installed a full crawlspace encapsulation to add a long-term solution for this home. 

This homeowner discovered that their crawl space had falling fiberglass insulation and a destroyed vapor barrier. The reached out to John's Waterproofing about how they could fix their crawl space and have it actually benefit their home. They agreed that a full encapsulation would offer them the best solution. We were able to clean and properly insulate the crawl space ensuring clean air could be spread throughout the home.

With long time water issues, this home had mildew growing on the old 6 Mil vapor barrier. After dealing with this for years, the homeowners wanted a solution and called up John's Waterproofing to have a crawlspace encapsulation. 

This system gives the home owner maximum energy efficiency, while keeping the crawlspace clean and dry!

This customer called with concerns of her crawlspace due to her and her roommate always having runny noses. She had read our article about how up to 50% of the air you breathe in your home comes from the crawlspace. Our inspector recommended a crawlspace encapsulation to improve the air quality in their home. Our crew dried out the crawlspace to get rid of the mud and standing water. They completely sealed the crawlspace using our CleanSpace vapor barrier. It is a 20 mil thick woven fiber vapor barrier that is rip resistant. The clean air was instant, the homeowner could tell right away that there was no longer a musty odor and the whole house just smelled better. She was so happy with the job the crew did and just had a relief about all the mold and other things that she could have been breathing in when her crawlspace was wet and moldy.