Basement Systems Vancouver Before & After Photos

This project focused on replacing several window wells to improve drainage and better protect the home from water intrusion. All old materials were removed and properly disposed of, and excess soil and debris were cleared to create proper clearance below each window and bump-out area. Clean stone was added to help water flow away efficiently.

New window wells were built using treated lumber for durability and long-term performance. A drainage layer was installed along the exterior of each well to direct water away from the foundation, with a clean finish along the top edge. Each area was then backfilled with drain rock to support proper drainage.

A little bit of water in the crawlspace.Installation of Drain Tile, Wall wrap, Drain mat, Super Sump system and Battery Backup, Dehumidifier

This project focused on sealing and insulating the crawl space to improve moisture control and overall comfort. A full liner system was installed across the crawl space and carefully sealed around footings, piers, and along the foundation walls. The liner was also extended underneath existing support walls to ensure full coverage and a continuous barrier against moisture and air.

A drainage layer was added beneath the liner and extended up the walls to help manage ground moisture and create a more durable surface.

To improve energy efficiency, insulation was installed along the foundation walls and in the rim joist areas. All seams and edges were carefully sealed to reduce drafts and prevent moisture issues.

These upgrades help keep the crawl space dry, clean, and well-insulated, supporting a healthier and more comfortable home.

For this project, we worked on making the crawl space dry, stable, and energy-efficient. We started by adding a protective barrier across the floor and up the walls to keep out ground moisture and create a clean surface for storage. To keep the air fresh and dry, we included a dehumidifier with its own stand and outlet.

For extra strength, new support posts and beams were installed to stabilize the structure above. We also wrapped the piers, sealed up the rim joists with insulation to improve energy savings, and finished the job by fully sealing the space to lock out moisture and outside air. Together, these steps give the crawl space long-term protection and create a healthier home environment.

We completed a crawl space project in an area with limited access due to a tree stump near the entrance. Although the space was tight, we were able to install a moisture barrier and insulation in the areas we could safely reach. The crawl space measures approximately 19 feet by 30 feet, and we worked as thoroughly as possible within the accessible sections to help improve comfort, energy efficiency, and overall protection under the home.