Basement Systems Vancouver Before & After Photos

Installed a Smart Sump Pump system with battery backup

To stop water from leaking through the ceiling, we drilled small holes and injected a waterproof material into the cracks under high pressure. Once the cracks were fully sealed, we removed the injection points and cleaned up the area. Finally, we patched the surface with fast-drying cement to leave it neat and smooth.

We fully restored this crawl space to make it clean, dry, and energy-efficient. The entire area was sealed off with a durable liner, carefully fastened and air-sealed around the footings, piers, and foundation walls to prevent moisture from entering. A drainage layer was added underneath and up along the edges of the walls to protect against ground seepage and make the surface more comfortable and durable for storage. To control humidity levels long-term, we installed a high-performance dehumidifier and air purifier system. We also replaced the old wall and rim joist insulation with new moisture-resistant insulation, making sure all seams were tightly sealed to boost energy efficiency and prevent drafts. The outdated and damaged insulation was removed, bagged, and properly disposed of, leaving the space fresh, dry, and well-protected.

The task involves installing a CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system in a specific area as indicated on a drawing, following the guidelines provided by the manufacturer. The installation includes securely attaching and sealing the system at the interior footings and piers (support structures) to ensure it is tightly in place. Additionally, it requires fastening and air sealing near the top edge of the foundation walls, unless there is already insulation in that location. The goal of this job was to create an effective barrier that covers and seals the crawl space, providing protection and potentially improving energy efficiency in the enclosed area.