Sump Pumps Before & After Photos

This home had a small basement with a crawlspace next to it on a slope. The basement had been waterproofed and finished, however, a simple 6 Mil vapor barrier and store-bought sump pump had been used. However this could not keep up with the water demands, and the sump pump had been installed on the wrong side, not where the lowest point was set. To fix this space and protect the home, a full encapsulation was installed. 

This homeowner had a Super Sump sump pump installed to remove the excess moisture in her crawlspace. The Super Sump can remove up to 2,650 gallons of water per hour while working quietly and smoothly.

At John's Waterproofing we take pride in offering homeowners a long-term solution to crawl space repairs. We choose products that we truly believe work to provide the best services. Our TripleSafe sump pump is a three-pump system designed to collect water in the crawl space and safely push it away from the homes foundation. We dig a 22 in. hole in the lowest point of the crawl space for the sump pump to be installed in. It has a sump liner with holes to allow water from the ground to enter and be pumped out. We seal it with a air tight lid so no water can be evaporated back into the crawl space, helping to control humidity. This helps to control the environment and prevent standing water in the crawl space. We have our service technicians provide annual service to these sump pumps and ensure everything is running smoothly and still safely pumping water out. They do a full inspection and clean out the TripleSafe sump pump so it is ready for another season of keeping your crawl space dry. 

This crawlspace had mud caked throughout, to control the water issues present we did a crawlspace encapsulation. 

This homeowner had fashioned a sump pump for their crawlspace from some online tutorials, however, it could not compete with the groundwater and clogged up, creating a muddy mess. To get them waterproofed we did a new SmartSump pump, burred perforated pipes to direct the water, a vapor barrier, three SmartJacks to support the home as needed, and some seismic retrofitting to add stability to the home.