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This homes crawl space had fiberglass falling from the sub-floor. The owners of the home were concerned about how this could lead to their homes heating and cooling costs going up, and were concerned that it could damage the sub-floor. To address the space fully they wanted to encapsulate. This would include insulation made to last within the crawl space. We would install TerraBlock along the dirt floor. This pairs with the spray foam insulation applied along the foundation walls. By insulating along the floor and walls we bring the entire crawl space into the homes envelope, keeping the heating and cooling costs down year after year.
This homeowner had purchased the house only a year ago, and rats became occupants of their crawlspace. They had a pest company help them get rid of the issue, but now they needed a solution to keep them away. They contacted John's Waterproofing for a long-term solution and were ready to move forward with a full encapsulation.
This dusty crawlspace was pulling up odd odors into the home. A few occupants suffered from mold allergies and found that an unclean crawlspace could worsen this allergy. We did a full encapsulation, and this image shows the crawlspace with TerraBlock, right before we laid down the CleanSpace.
This Crawlspace had mud caked over the old Vapor Barrier. The fiberglass insulation had been in such a bad case, we had to remove it to fully examine the space. To waterproof properly, did a full crawlspace encapsulation.
These homeowners found water in their crawlspace. It was easy to see that this could lead to an issue, so they called up John's Waterproofing. We performed a thorough inspection, and luckily no major damage had occurred. We cleared the space, did a full dry-out and encapsulated the area with a full drainage system, sump pump, TerraBlock insulation, CleanSpace vapor barrier, Spray Foam, and a SaniDry dehumidifier.
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