Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Fargo, ND, read an article discussing the dangers of radon in their home. Concerned that their home's levels were high, the homeowner began searching for a company to test their radon levels. The homeowner did not have to look far, since American Waterworks was based in Fargo, ND. After reviewing our impressive ratings and reviews, the homeowner knew we were the best option for their home. Since they were already on our website, the homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate details were finalized, the homeowner prepared for the arrival of our Radon Sales and Service Technician, Jackson. Upon arrival, Jackson completed the radon test and inspected the crawl space. Jackson confirmed that the radon levels were higher in the home and the crawl space required a full encapsulation. Once the test and inspection were completed, Jackson could provide the homeowner with a solution. After hearing Jackson's recommendations, the homeowner knew it was the right plan of action. Next, Jackson passed the plans along to our Logisitcs team to build and schedule the project. Our Logistics team built and approved the plans, and then they were sent back to Jackson to complete the project. Then, Jackson took the prepared plans and traveled back to the home to begin the installation. Jackson arrived at the home and started by installing the Radon Mitigation System. Next, Jackson shifted his focus to encapsulating the crawl space. To encapsulate the space, Jackson used Drainage Matting and CleanSpace to encapsulate the damaged space. Once the crawl space was properly encapsulated, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was impressed with the excellent work completed by the crew. American Waterworks is delighted to assist homeowners in repairing their damaged crawl spaces and property mitigating radon. 

Mark S. in New Lisbon, WI had a dirt crawlspace under his home. Moisture was the main concern and was leading to air quality concerns in the living space. The exposed soil was also a significant heat loss concern. He started looking into crawl space encapsulation and contacted American Waterworks for a FREE estimate. We sent one of our Design Specialists, Rick Weber, to evaluate the situation and propose a unique solution to fit Mark’s needs. 

Our Foreman, Jesus Covarrubias, and his production crew began the project by removing the debris from the crawl space. Then, drainage matting was placed on the dirt soil, and Terra Block insulation was place on top to create a thermal barrier. Next, the crew installed the rim joist insulation, Cleanspace vapor barrier on the floor, and Foamax wall insulation on the walls to create an airtight barrier between the soil below and the building materials. Mark is glad he chose a long-term solution to protect his home from the consequences that typically come with having a dirt crawl space.

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Rick and Vicki S. of Camp Douglas, WI had water seeping through their crawl space, making them worry about mold, rats, insects, and other pests. They went online and came across American Waterworks and our crawl space waterproofing products. They called our office line and scheduled a FREE Estimate with our Design Specialist, Charles Haldeman. Charles went to their home, inspected their problems, and came up with a solution that fit their needs. Rick and Vicki were confident in the product and warranty, so they went ahead with the installation. 

Our Foreman, Cole Brinkman, and his production team started the project by installing 1,431 feet of drainage matting, which gives the water that floods into the crawl space a channel underneath the crawl space liner. It is a useful piece of material in the process to keep any crawl space dry. Next, Cole and his team installed 1,596 feet of our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier, which keeps away odors, mold, termites, cockroaches, mice, and other pests that need excess moisture to survive. Rick and Vicky were both very happy with the work and had a great experience! 

Client was looking to clean up their crawl space and allow for a major energy efficient storage space.  

Following a heavy rainstorm, a homeowner in Viroqua, WI, inspected their crawl space. After taking a closer look, the homeowner discovered the crawl space was suffering from water intrusion. Concerned that this could become a serious issue, the homeowner began looking into "wet crawl space repair near Viroqua, WI". At the top of the search results stood us, American Waterworks. The homeowner took a closer look at our waterproofing services and was impressed with our crew's work. Next, the homeowner called our Appointment Center and signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner prepared for the arrival of our Design Specialist, Mac. A few days later, Mac arrived at the home and started his thorough inspection of the crawl space. During the inspection, Mac found several problem areas throughout the crawl space. Mac recommended fully encapsulating the space to ensure it stays dry and warm. After hearing Mac's solution, the homeowner knew this was their best plan of action. Next, Mac passed the proposal to our Logistics team to build and schedule the project. Our Logistics team scheduled the project for the following weeks and with our Foreman, Juan, and his crew. A few weeks later, Juan and his crew traveled to the home to begin the installation. First, Juan and his crew installed DryTrak across the crawl space floor. Next, Juan and his crew attached Foamax to the unfinished crawl space walls. Then, the crew installed the TripleSafe along the eastern crawl space wall. Finally, the crew installed the Aprilaire next to the TripleSafe sump pump. Once all the products were secured, Juan and his crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was given peace of mind knowing their basement was properly secured. American Waterworks is happy to provide their homeowners' relief, knowing their crawl space is properly encapsulated.