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A homeowner in New Hampton, IA, noticed their floors were beginning to sag. Knowing they could not repair the issue themselves, the homeowner began looking into crawl space repair companies near them. While scrolling through Facebook, the homeowner came across one of our eye-catching social media advertisements. Interested in learning more, the homeowner clicked on the ad and was taken to our website. After reviewing our impressive crawl space stories, the homeowner knew we were the best company for the job. Since they are already on the website, the homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner awaited the arrival of Ryan, one of our Design Specialists. Ryan arrived at the home and began his thorough investigation of the crawl space. During his inspection, Ryan confirmed the crawl space needed to be fully encapsulated. After hearing Ryan's recommendations, the homeowner knew this was the best option for their family. Ryan sent the proposal to our Logistics team to build and schedule the project. Our Logistics team finalized the project, then it was assigned to our Forman, Kiko, and his crew. Kiko and his crew traveled to the home and began the encapsulation process. First, Kiko and his crew cleared the crawl space. After the crawl space was cleared, Kiko and his crew laid Drainage Matting on the crawl space floor. The CleanSpace Drainage Matting gives the water flooding into your crawl space a channel below your crawl space liner. One member of the crew begins by laying the drainage matting while another puts one over the top. This is a very efficient and swift installation process. After the CleanSpace Drainage Matting is installed, the crew can go in and install CleanSpace on the crawl space walls. CleanSpace is a 100% waterproof plastic vapor barrier that prevents humidity and mold growth. The crew installs CleanSpace by mechanically attaching them to the basement walls with plastic drilled-in fasteners. Next, the crew shifted their focus to attaching Foamax to the crawl space walls. Foamax is a foam-insulated panel with a white foil finish on the front and a foil vapor barrier on the back. After all the products were installed, the crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was relieved to know their crawl space was professionally encapsulated. If you are experiencing a similar issue, sign up for your FREE estimate today. 

A homeowner in New Hampton, IA, was driving into their garage when they noticed a large bump. Unsure of the cause, the homeowner decided to take a closer look to find the cause of the issue. After looking around, the homeowner found that their driveway and garage were two different levels. Concerned this could cause major damage, the homeowner knew they needed to find a permanent solution. The homeowner looked into "repair sunken driveway near New Hampton, IA" and they came across our website. After seeing our impressive ratings and reviews, the homeowner knew we were the best choice for their project. Since they were already on our website, the homeowner signed up for their FREE estimate. Once the estimate was set, the homeowner awaited the arrival of Brad, one of our Design Specialists. Brad arrived at the home and started his detailed walk-through of the outside concrete. During his inspection, Brad determined the concrete was sinking due to settlement. To stop the settlement from continuing, Brad recommended lifting the driveway, sidewalk, and garage with PolyLevel. The homeowner wanted to avoid replacement, so they agreed with Brad's recommendations. Next, Brad passed the plans along to our office to build the project. Once the project was built, it was assigned to our Foreman, Patrick, and his crew. Next, Patrick and his crew traveled to New Hampton and began the project. First, Patrick and his crew began by installing PolyLevel underneath the sidewalk, garage, and driveway. The PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam injection solution that restores the appearance and safety of the concrete. The crew started by strategically drilling small holes throughout the slab. Then, the crew inserts ports into those small holes. Next, the polyurethane foam is injected beneath the concrete to fill voids and raise the slabs. Finally, the holes and control joints are sealed. Once the PolyLevel injection was finished, the crew shifted their focus to filling the cracks and replacing the joints. The crew utilized NexusPro Sealant, a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks formulated to provide long-lasting flexibility and withstand harsh weather conditions. The crew begins by drilling, smoothing, and preparing the non-absorbent backer rod filler. Then, the NexusPro sealant is inserted in the prepared crack or control joint. Finally, the cracks are detailed with a thin layer of native sand, giving the concrete a uniform, finished appearance. The crew cleaned up their materials and left the home. The homeowner was grateful for the excellent work completed by the crew, so they left a kind review. If you are experiencing a similar issue, sign up for your FREE estimate today! 

Nick S. in New Hampton, IA was experiencing excess moisture coming from his crawl space. His home began to smell musty and he had noticed a significant heat loss coming from that space. He was concerned about the amount of heat being wasted and the potential water damage that could occur. After researching contractors, Nick got in touch with American Waterworks for a free estimate.

Our Design Specialist, Pete Wangen, went onsite to find the best solution to Nick's problem. Pete determined that the best option would be to install our spray foam insulation in the joist pockets of the perimeter walls of the crawl space and basement. Our Foreman, Jose Castillo, and his crew installed the spray foam insulation. Nick S. soon noticed a drastic change in the energy efficiency of the space and he is confident that he is protected from moisture seeping in around the rim joists.